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BC Historical Newspapers
The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review.
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.J* ��� APR IL iflu4 ^ ) ,/ I > ��� "'/~ ' ' r ��� '���> v ^���* i I Imi , -i- -Vol. 11.���No. 1 , FvEVELSTOKE, B, C, APlil L !r*L9(H: $2.00 Per Year. ' i A Few Timely Suggestions. ." j Wc suggest t|1at now [s 'tbe proper time to 'invcsli- ^gate'the many lfiies of New and Seasonable Goods, "we are Showing!, ' Good Qualities and ."Low- ��� Prices consistent with 'the same. ' We rest assured *it will satisfy "you dial this 'is the 'right' spot .to ��� , purchase yiW spring necessities. Note these prices <, on a few. of'our '' ',' ',' NEW $PRJNG., GOQDS ,, , ' Fine Hnnge-3 of Ladies Tailor M.ule Costumes..'? : '"' ' ''a PriceV.-HSOO tii.-fSa.OO.' '--*.. ���/. .,' _.-f/. , Special ViihieMn Cloth'Bkjrts nt.$2.7,). . //</,. / \ ^Ladies Silkniid .Al'iislin H louses 7.!5c. to.-f.10.ob.1 \-t . See mirrSpeeial Offer in Silk Hlmnes, l.cmi.larPrice"*12 50 to ' ,,./;, ' . -V if* 17.00, noir if 10.00." \ . ' n ' bRESS.GOOD^ SILKS; AND , ;ri ^TRiMMINGS^ ' ��" We de-iic to (11100?the special attontiqifof the Ladies. Our , Dress Goods iirVoillos, Ktamenics. Gren.'Klinos hrilli.uitiiies,' " .Venetians. Scot.-h Tweeds, "and Fancy Mousing -ire'most/ '- <uitiihlc for Stylish Kpritm Co-tuiiics. Prices 1'ioni 50c.'to' I. Io!f2.50 pur'y.nd. _\piditjuespp'nk Lace and Jnsci tiens to " , . __ t match aie among the l.nest ,urivals. << , ���'\f dressmaking; DEPT. - ��� in'eonnection with stoie" where fust class woik is guiu'.intcod. ' IN /HOUSE^IIrNISHINGS, Our .Stock is now complete. Xet. Quilts. Counteipanes, Lace, ,' and Tape.-try Cm tains, Table Coveis. Fiillcd Muslins, mostly' put into -tock this-week, at'pi'iees-to sujt all piiioes.- -Make - - youi selection while'stock m'all linos is complete. ' ���_ , ' LATEST / TELEGRAMS. ��� - ( Anglo-French Treaty Signed. London,, April S.-*-The Anglo** French colonial treaty was signed in the foreign,oflice today. " - TAtYLOR, BLOCK. McKENZlE 'AVE.V REVELSTOKE LIMITED. Samples DEPARTMENT STORE " LION " Thi* Spring you will Iind u- ieady to clothe the hoys. We hatc-in Kutirely New Stock of Boys' Clothing For Best Wear, School Wear and Wash Suits. Hoy-' Suit- to lit hoy- 12 and I I years in Navy and Tweed Kll'ecU, made as thoroughly as a man's and looks just like hi- Dad'-. Double Seat** {i rrv and Knees -P^.OU Hoys' Hlou-e Suit-;, lit hoys (i to 10 years, pietty follows, Hraid trimmed, Nice Tweeds ,<J_*2 CA and Wash Woolens -POodU Hoys' Tluee I'iece Suits, lit hoys (I to It), with vo-tee, nobby, manly little suits, braid and fl��o rri fancy buttons -PO-dU Hoys' f)dd I'ants in Navy aud Home Spuiis in all colors, double -own with linen thread, lined all through, three pockets, buttons put on to Any, double seats and knee- will help to wear a lot 75^ $ QQ^t We aie making a special ofVort for tho hoys' trade and me showing special lines of good wearing Boots, Hats, Hosiery, Clothing, Shirts,' Collars, Hankerchiefs. Creditors Reject Offer. *, New'York,' April' 9.���D..J. Sully and (Jo's creditors' today rejected the firms offer of forty cents on the dollar and-notes for three years. Y, ������. _ 'a , , Soo Bill Introduced. ' Toronto, April 8.���Premier Ko'=s in trod need the bill'granting :\ $2,- 000,000 loan tb the' Soo .Company today.-,; 'The securitygiven,is the mortgage bonds'and common' stock of the-Algoma' Central ancl ^Manitoba and North Shore railways. Sharp, Battle. -''V V London, Afjril 8.���A .despatch received at the.Indian office tonight says that, General MacDqiiaki's infantry ' while recpnnoitering near Kalapanga encountered ,30u Thibetans who opened fire but, there were no casualties. ��� ( CANADIAN NEWS. ,' " '-' ' S'oyereign Bank Building. .Montreal, April 9.���-The .Sovereign-Bank will erect a ten story building. ���> . " .< -' Debate Continues.. .. , j t 11 , . .Ottawa, April 9.���(Jrtinci Trunk Pacific debate continues-. As im ical opposition not much inteto.-t is taken in thc debate. ��� Flower, Seeds, Vegetable Seeds, Grass Seed Onion Sets. All the best varieties. > \" ."Brandon Assizes. .*��� ' , Winnipeg; April 9.���At Branclon' ass-i/es A. F. Knight was comicied of (incest and ten tenced'to 7 ^e.u-f- an'd o whipping.-, llerbert Stanley convicted of forgety got o years. ! Gral��den Toois Hoes.'Rakes., Spades. Forks, Sprinklers Lawn Mowers, Scythes, etc.,- ��� ;,:.Comrhittedto Higher Court.' Vancouver, April 9���John Ka\, ���young,boy ofiaiged uiih minder,at Ebii'ine, has been committed to higliei court. , ' -��� " .McClary's Famous Stoves, and'Cooking ��� < ��� Utensils,:Stove'Repairs., ��� ' JU.pe. NaiU.,Chain. lion. Steel Cutloiy. JJiilos. Annminition J'l.-hmg Jackie.-Window (lla-i,, Paint-', Oils.:elc. A Turco-Bulgarian Convention. Sofia, Bulgaria, April S.���A tele- grhni received here fiom Constantinople announce* that a Tuicu-Bulgarian convention was signed- today. No details a'le given. . V. - '���* .Charged With Complicity. " C.ilgary, N'.'\V. T . Apul 9.��� Jo lm BangS. solicitor for Wilcox", charged with mail *iobbery, was aiiested tod a.>'charged with complicity-in robbery. Bangs'being jnominent the u 1 rest has caused a sensation. Headquarters for' Grdberies,; Harriess/,"etc."'^ l|?.'i-VV,v Infantry For Corea. BOARD OF TRADE Resolutions-Passed- Re Freight 'Pan-. Apriis^A'despatch from _j Rates'.' Letter Box. Telegraph -Tek^o says'elc'i-en, Japanese'"tr.ins-fl^h'isiL-' ' fr -*"-n^' i'n'' ��-'-2- -"*��?' 'port,vr,a�� leftYNagaVki ' !Uycl f -^ce.R.ver Bank Protection <^p<><y<y<><)<h(><><><>-o^ J A Multitude of; Good,Things]for Spring | Sasebo for .Corea" with ten\housand infantiv. ' ' ""- I JapaneseXasualties. London,- '"April S.���Official ro- tm ns of the 'janiine-e c.i-ti.iltie** in tin��� vanons att.tck- on Port Arthur show_ the lo-se- were .1-1 killed, 9 di'dof wound*:, 91 wounded, of whom 40 have recovered. CURLING. Club Meets to Wind-Up Season's Business. A meeting of thc Culling club wa- held Thursday c\ennig "in ]S*o. 2 the hall, when the business of thc club for the iia&t season wa& sticcctsiully terminated. v The exchequer \\a.s found to bo shoit of the liabilities, hut v*tlus was oveicomo by tlie appointment of a committee to take a subscription for the amount'of deficir, which w.i* moic than made up the next morning aftei an hours canvas. The competition for the Iimustio- pliy not. hating l.een concluded owing to break up of season a committee conip i-o.l nl Me-sis J-Iuiuc. rmkhain, and Kineaid v.as-appointed to decide on dispns.il of trophy. pensing, AT tin- -ea-nii of the year theie i- probably mure call mi thi- department than mi anv othei. B V biingingyonr pie-ciip- lion heie you ean iely nji m it being piomptly and accurately tilled, and 11* need he deliteiod. Wo hate two competent dis;- P'.n-i'i-, Hence nodela.ts. WALTER BEWS, Phra. B. Drug-gist and Stationer, 5f.nl ordur- proiiipilj Idled. Suxl Huino'* Prescriptions Di-pcii-ed. ��� The legtilm,-monthly n-'cctingof the Do.ifd Gl, Tiade vt.ie , litsld Thuied.it" ev-rning in the citv hall.*-" Piofcent: Piesident 'M. J. O'l'ricn, Jrcssis. Howson,, landmark, II. A. Brown, rimdt.'Pi.itt, jMcCirty, Flojd. CO.tl.MUXICATlON'S. ' Caniboinc Ti.ulcs Cuiiiini. tee, re I daily 111.ul seivioe for L.nduau���Resolution passed cndoismg'resolution of Camborne Ti tides Comnuttee ic daily mail service . ' Deputy Postmaster-General' saying lett.tr,box cannot be placed on street as requested. Senator Templcnian, \V. A. G.illiher, M. P., and Public Works Department Ottawa acknowledging, conimuni- cation re river channel impiotcments. c:i:.vi:i!AL. -V lesolution was passed requesting the .committee already appointed'to 'formulate giievanccs against railway height rates to Iinish their woik and send same to l.iilwuy com mission, and that a copy of resolution be sent to Mr. Peters. 1 Kesolved that the boa id considers post ollice .lep.11 tment has not^becn. sullicicntly informed of- tlm importance of hating a street letter box placed on Mcl\< u/ioavomie and Fii-t street, as .at the station only mail going east and west can be posted, and that in oider to get oil mail going west each day necessitates a long walk to post ollice at n bu-y time, and that the dop.iitmoiit be asked to reconsider matter at an curly date.' l Itosolved, that this liouid regiets C. I'. It. Telegraph Dcpaitincnt has not yet boon able to establish a centiiil telegraph ollice and trusts the same will be instituted as soon as possible. _ Kesolved, that owing to the prospect of extieniely high water this year this Uotrd would ask'the department of public woiks' at Victoria to allow their engineer to^ examine thc mut- tie**s '"oi'k on thc Columbia liver bank at lievelstoke wrth 11 view to piotccting the weak places and guarding against thc possibility of any p.ut of, the work being washed out, and j that a copy of this resolution be sent' to T Taylor, M.Y.P., and his co-j operation requested. I T. Taylor, M. P. P., was elected a member of the J3oaid. Spring'Dress Goods A hand-nil... =.pi in>; I.ihiic, .ill tvnul voile, in n.it y bin.-., bl.K k, (i .'7iin ,t( hamii.i!>iie. 'HL'UMl.ir'J.K'. No.t (itje. t. Ladies'Kid'Gloves ' IiVhII t.lie best 111,ike-, liji.in I'.^'.-S-h'i P'jir. , (Julmcd v,uid 7-bI.uk, -in-'di*e��s";-dV^ii(],||ii ' diPSsi-d white and _;i..\ ttashmji; kid j<lov..s K. Tm \* pair guar,mt<-ed. (Jluld ten's kid gloves "-all sues. Collars^ Belts'" " RincycliiHiin .t��|lk collars all new. Jn new and t.iucv colril'-, ivd, blue and black taileta. Tlipy eariy .1 neat, i.-tiiipcl and distinctive ap pear.iiHi; with them. Handsome Blouses HV h.itt* junL ineeivco a (.iill.s|<;iiiiii>uc of tl.lt >'I|h|ss' s-auiplos bbughr atJ a di--'j f-oimt. You can g.-t them lieu- at whole-ale pi ices. I White-Wear Y LadiVs'-kiils, cni-ofccovers (liawci-.. Baby and clnld- '- mbe. 111 id reefeis. Ladies' Empress Shoes J'he tt fl'-ki'mu n l.ifoiites. Uome and seb-ct a p iii. REID &' YOUNG, Men's Furnishings j Ri-.ult-td-tM-ai suit-, hoys' sous long and *-hoiD panto. Regatta Shirts . ��� In solt and t still trout--.,-, Biiv*-' ipgutta shirts ancl ' tt hite-.hiits; , s- -Ties; Collars, Gloves. ' Nobby and w'ell .selecl/d" ���gixirl- in t hese liu *>s just in. 'All lhc latest sluing shapes aiid iCilru ing-. > ' __- Shoe -Department iAJeii"s Aiii.-ric-riii Harlow j'SIkih and the Twentieth I Cf-nturv Shoe. These are 1 best made -hoe- on the J I iiiaiket; j House furnishings | Ij icu Curtain-, rrnin UV; to ST pel 11.111 Portieres Curtains I10111 -,j-i0 to *l_(0 po"i Pair, Slieotiii_-- nnd I'lllmt Cotton- T.ilj'e Liiioiiiimi N.ipliiii- itold pricu-. Bed Spii'iu!-. n-liitc ,n,d LolorcJ. , , Millinery! Millinery! Tl'" 'Ulli wi- a lu-ld d.i} fnrtlie C di'-ol ItuiWsioIic, iintlnii*,- 1) t c ini'limcnK fioin .illijii.ir- loi- on our niilJniL'o displa.t If .ton liito not tei left- jour mdei 'leivi; il before llie stix;fc is biokcn We -.'n.u.intee to p'c.itii or no -ale , C ill .'lid sec 0111 Dri'--, Good-, in d piico tliein befoio iniikin piticli.i-e VII ttork ������ .tour irii;ir,itno(.fl.* DRYGOODS ' , MERCHANTS. Ij - Dressmaking & Millinery Parlors Upstairs.' $ 6<><>-0-<H^.<><><>-CK>0<^ ���������������^������^������ - ��� ^ A talk with men who intend buying* Spring* Suits. Vw C3 aiC s'10WI'n��f l'1c finest lines of Men's Goods in the City. Call and see oui- prices and quality. We feel sure we can please you. See our window o( Wats, all new and' the latest stvles. In our Grocery Department We ine doint,' si ���tishing bif-incss. Call for know ue cun suit. Prices ,\> Always Fresh, Green Vegetables in Stock. MACDONALD & MONTEITH ���������,* _-r~w<- : ��������� -r-T" THE .KOOTENAY MAIL. EPWORTH PaperGiven Monday Evening by W. L Parr on "The Value - ' o of theindividua!." '- ' Pint J.���������A rough',sketch'nf tho growth of the individual us it ^is seen in the sciences. ,' ' ' l\*rt J I.���������The ideal value as seen in the'lives of a few 'outstanding ' men, .md toward which' niiinv ol . ' our best unit greatest men ure *' - striving. ��������� , I ' ���������'/ I'AKT I. ' i Fulness of life consist.- in complete liberty ofthnught iiiid nciion. , I'aul r two thousand years ugo,,uchic*'ed our liberty of thought und more, hence he was oi value to our, us' well us tu ' his oivn time. The whole trc il ol ���������' -modern ci.iliitution bus been tmvurd , the emancipation of the individual in * , ' thought und notion. Vou will Iind this' so in statescraft, piilriurehy, ������������������ monuichy. aristocracy und democracy represent the order of .government.- , ��������� ' ' this norlfl lias'kn'own and in encli thc idea of '-ovoicignly has undeigone'n ' ' wonderful "change, Snuiftiuiea by throe-? uf'gi'eut agony anv then, again 'by an easy transition 'sovereigntt- - passed fiom the patriarch ,to the absolute monarch or t(, u pai liament. : reishteig oi'cliiimlicr of deputies, in an aristocracy it rested in the learned ' aristocrat-,, thc picked of the people, jind lustjy in the' gi-.-iiid.lin.il itT it deniOCtMCy it rosls entirely Mn th.; individual. "AH power piocceds ������iom the people" is ti ue enough, hut ir theoiy, though not always in practice, it, lius come to puss. '' Tho most sub- .-> lime conception of government is the 0 democintic ivhei-c sbveieignty,. tin right to rule, does not abide in legis hitora or executives who aie chosen nor in, the body of electors who immediately choose, but .in -the in;- . divicliials who together forin the total 1 < , , ' '' . aggregate of persons who ure motnbei.- of* th'e state.' '.....The,-* .individual is su- "' -vl'prem'e'.i -*. This" is"a scientific age unci "'?}������ science'tends tow-.iid sxaltation of tin ������������������>,,,''. indivicinal. ^Thc'tendency of niodei n . - science,-'.isay,s_ Sir .Oliver Lodge, vi- tptvarct^tXnif.ca'tioi.,' by which I mean '*"���������vtiie recognitiqu-of .essential' unity in , - .apparent diversity.'1 And he furihei '"'���������' says': "But" let us remember the ..- -\_uuity ol" the whole scheme, tlio unity nnd compiehensivcni'ss of it all for il" '��������� we aie to study tho cosmic scheme in its ontnety we must nut put ouische.- out'idc ,il as ih tve weie only lookeis on. If there is mnchineiy wc are [.nn of.it. and to take the whole scheme into account we must take liuni.it- activity into account also. Now a man is conscious that he has tin powei of guidance and control. He knows by, experience ju=t the same tvay as he knows eveiything else, that he can in tci fete with the course oi nature in a sense, that is if he legarct- himself ns outside of it. 'He cm divert watercouues, build bridges, make canals, and yet this interfeier.ee is not re.illt ouf-ide. but in the course < of nature wc ute part of the scheme. - but a conscious active portion ucces- , gible to ieque-ts unci,to emotion, it is not, all blind -passive mechinism. Sometimes if is said it is no g'-od , praying for rain because the laws ol natuio will be inteifered with. Dut you can ask your gurdiiui* to wn'ei the garden. He will not debate whether he is able to interfere with the law,* of nature biu will take the watering can and pom* the water where ho want* it. Hint man w.t- accesiible to a simple ropiest, it wa*- not what wc should cull a prayer We -ee then thnt we in the unity nf tlie whole scheme are able nnd will- inir to interfere to do things, thnt we ure accessible to pity, that we can pity, help, love, und thnt ue have active power mni influence in accord nnce with those feeling.-.'1 Ar (1 when we are dealing with humanity we i>i< nearer to Clod. The cosmic -diemi ha_ room for all things. It is machine like in -.nine ways, it being uniform ancl at first sight culous.' The Diet., doe*: not act witootrt his agent*., but we aro Iiii agents und through us heads, and if wc would study Iiii nntttre and mode of action we can learn it on a small scale from the feelings which we ourselves experience. Not that by our iiitc-rfeience laws of nature are broken, wc cannot break n law of nature, the laws of nature are not brittle. Jf we try to break n law of nature we break ourselves. You cannot have a thing in a part without it pity and, loee and 'accessibility to I'uayci- in nny p.ut of the whole scheme of the universe, then, necessarily, and without further, proof they are at- nibutos of God, wli'o" is the complete and compichensive whole. The tendency of science is not in un ii icligious direction nt the pfesont. 'wc me beginning to icali/.e that, the whole scheme, ,-.o , magnificent, so ouoimnus,' so immense���������lor lemember that this planet is but^one of millions ���������demands'in some only half intelligible but " leal sense, un organizer,., controller,, accessible to prayer, uble und willing to help, in his own way aiid in his'own time, but still always uble and willing, ceituinly not' lebs than''we are. li wo" ure to learn that we must learn it by realizing that we are ,pnif of/ the scheme of which lie is the whole.'ai.d we must study his attributes by renli/.ing thnt they are tui.form unci constant, both in time and space, and all. comprehensive, so that whatever ' we feel in u 'small degree is therefore 'part of Clod in the highest. Model n. science is highly exulting tho individual. 'And the trend of political economy has been to bestow 'entire, freedom to the , - ' 11. . individual. , Adam Smith, the father of science, lelt the pa rum omit need of fieedom and it has been suid that this w.istho ' lirst and the last word of hi- puliUCiil ttml industrial philosophy1' .md'it is'(rue that etery^pngc of his writings is illuminated hy the passion' for freedom. "Tt is scarcely an,unmeaning coincidence,'1 says'Prof. L. L l'i ice oi" Oxford.''that the same venr i which saw - the ('publication of-the Wealth of Nations witnessed the declaration of American independence in'which It,was formerly aflirnicd that all men. were' by nntitroeciti.il and fiee." And ctery' economist from Adam Smith's time to Arnold Totn- bee's have pleached the doctiine of natural liberty. The individual is exalted above , tho niii&s. Tho in- d it id mil now is su picnic.' Beyond any. coinputaiio'ii oivnuy ,i eel-con ing is lus vnluo now. In this da\ he stands, upon a pinnicie which ho has reached in an ascending scale- ll, that value is en'n.uiccd ;n the future on tbe same ascending scale as in lho pnst how gieat', how ��������� wofdci fill will-the indi' vii.Ui.il be. This is the age of the mditidual. theology nnd ths lesser sciences all bow down before him. -I'.U.T it, c Of this second part T will make two divisions. I.���������To the extent that the Godlike attributes are awakened in the ii-dividiiul. to that extent will his v.iluo be gi eater. 2.���������To the extent that the individual becomes Gudmun. that is a man with God te.illy enthroned in his heart and life nnd the leaven of God's teachings and' ideals working in him. to that extent will his value be the highest and the ideal t-ilue. A Ions: the following Iines'will be the development of the value of the individual in the future : Tart f Godlike attributes are awaken like life < is the individual entering upon. Out of the realm of haul and fast laws, iitit of the habit of strict analysis h he entqiin'g ' more in'to a realm of feeling. He is becoming a man, he cun joy .with those who 'joy and weep with those who weep. 'But even this sti'ge, good .nnd, encouraging as it is, is but a temporary phase in the development of the value of the individual. It, is 'below* the standnid of the :ace and nheady the highest men. large nunibeis of them, are entering a higher sphere. This seems now'tlie ultimate stage but/it may not be, it'is .llie ideal but what the fuUuc holds for us in its 'unfolding like a pupvrus wc cannot know. Bart 11:���������To the extent that the individual becomes Go.lmnn. to that extent will his value be the' h'ighest, and thc .ideal value. Two individual^, have pos-ossed this ideal value��������� iMuzziniJn a less degree^Gladstone in the gteator. With his bnnner..nnci 'motto "Go'l und the people", iUuzzini went forth to conquer. The-moral law- in the individual, in the family, in the,'community, nnd hence in 4the 'stnto must rcigi^supi'cme. .Thc'state exists . for 'the sake of.morality, he declared, tlie e,nd of politics is to apply the ni'oral law to' the civil organization of 'the country! Thnt freeman's \alue as an individual is u'leat, though, estimated solely by palpable results he was the grandest luiiuie of modem times. But of Gladstone, he was a groat chii-stiun to value the ' individual,'" to appraise him, to tell of his' worth, to extol his gieatness, and with mere words ! 0 tlie'vu-flncss of that skv and <r 1 . horizon ! Yo wise men receive me, give of your wisdo i'i th it I .n ij tiv e.l devious tvays nnd ' explore' hidden I'ecesses. ' 0' the magnitude of the task, the wonder of it. The idea of . i . '''. - being of use to humanity/ especially ,o humanity thnt wns fallen and sinful, wns with him always. * In his, youth it made him feel that the only true vocation" for him was lhc church. There is a letter to his father on the subject, strange, interesting, perhaps even a little morbid but at 'the snnib- time a revelation .of a mind that seeks above all things the good of his follow 'inan ;- Here is one of the passages : ���������'My.mind involiint.ii'ily.i'evcrts to, the ? id and solemn conviction that a fear- :iilly great obrtion of.the" woild round me is dying in sin, and entertaining it as 1 do, can I bear to think of my own seeking to wanton in tlie pleasure of life or to give up mv heart to ^ts business, tthi'e my fellow cicatures, tn whom 1 am bound by every tic of human sympathies, of a, common sinfulness and a common redemption, day after clay ure sinking into death." All the souiccs ot Gladstone's in- (luenee and strength are negligablc hy compaiison with his religion. Good aiid evil on bis lips weie not niouil abstractions, hut fragments ol" our common .humanity, beautiful or ic- pelient. c His listeners loved the one To the extent that the!"'"1 hiUcd tlie other hy .a kind oi i ' ! infection from the speakers, goodness it- Maker's Vdualiori a S arc priced-lby tlie. 'deal-; er who charges, what "he, thinks' he can'' get; - .1 "Slater S branded oh ?? oe,s? 'are j*Y%c������;r 'the 'sole's 'by,-; the", makers who know the we ���������Ssl f^ ' ll tl ' 'I value, of each pair of the * ,i" i- V '" ���������' Goodyeair Welted ��������� -i For Men - J5.00 " For Wonlera C. B. HUME.& CO;, REVELSTOKE Aociits' at 'Grand Forks, Hunter, Kendrick Co. Camborne Agents, B. E. Drew & Co.: Ar������ Interested to knoir* lho best and cheapest way U> decorate tho walls of linng roonn. Nolliini^comparoswith CHURCH'S COLD WATER- MBMnmiMiga PEOPLE LIVING IN HOUSES ' fapointof choaPies3,eood looks or du^bility, for"tho" ia.I. of an7 Indklln.. Anjone nnVto plkta'Untlnf. Artistic decoratln_,withthealdor our ' AL^AST^E "Uonnno. tat a >pamJl������^. SoM by ^��������� '.nd iiatif deal.��������� .������*-*������. -?-=*���������*-_ on.y-never .old I. buU, Valuablo iiiforiiialioii by ruluru mail if >ou wulou-". Addrcas ,-^ , , 'i. ------ The ALABASTINE CO., Limited, PARIS, ONT. the world eternal. Well might iMnrk Anthony come to piaise Caesar, ho could not bury him.. Mr. fun-, who is leaving Kevclslokc, was accorded a beany vote of thanks and regicl. expressed at his departure from our midst und good wishes fotitis future success. --.- 'and -incercty. Like Socrates, lie th'e high moralities the indhiduaL to th.it extent will his value be ereaier. rn the year 182(5; brought down John Stua.-tXili. the philosopher, was ' ������������'������ lhe clollds t0 ejrth, .and ������C',D , , - , i i * i��������� ,i ;r a, them to carrv light and ir.agriu.ee enveloped in the dark clo"d- ol de*=- ���������"-'" " , , - - , i . i* .* .- ithroin'h the roughest places in pair. In vain he sousht rehet trom i - b . , Ins favorite books, but they could not j \*>*���������'- He ^a wore h.lf ra'lint,������ hoip'bim. Xor could he Iind as-*is-l"f goodness and never round it tancei.i his father, advice or the | "������-ce-ary to dolt1 it or truss ,t up for habit of ar.aivsis winch bad her;11 ! thr: wo. k of everyday Inc. His re- tauHithim. The pleasure of s*m-! "s^"1 an'1 "oliticrti 1,VCl= wnrc ,n' puthvwith hiimu.i .bemg- and 'the ,' -parabh, IiaKe., the one was only thc feelii.gs which made th* good r-vpres-ion of the other. He not,only others, and especiailv of mankind, on |.-cc-pi"<- th- doctrines of the cln.stuin a large scale, the ob'***ot of existence I '���������''"������' ���������" '������- l"-'iie^cl ,tl,e"1 t0 ["V 1,C'fl miclit be and probablv .cie tb��������� I by'hi-own communion, l.e sedulously , .- i ��������� ' ,ti*(,\c to iionlv the noble morulities ol greatest and sure-it .-ource*. ot Imppi- ,1KA' l>"ti .* ness. Hut the knowledge tn.it they were so, w Inch might be disclo-ed In it to the atVuiri of both Ins own nation and of the romriion-wenlth of nation-'. Well was it -aid of him, "Vou have <-o SETTLEMENT.- Patients ;will hear of something t'o their advantage, by writing to the Diabetic Institute, St. Dunstan's Hill, London, E-.O. hi- habit of annlvi**, 'lid not impart the f.-,*ling. After half a year of th,-! ---������������������.- ���������������'<��������� ������ToiiSl:t that you have kept fe-'ling a -mull r.y of light brok<- in j tin',^ul aii^c* ... Knghunl.' upon his gloom. He wns ri-ailinic by I !i"t who can rmlit'y sculi- the ac.-idcnt "\Iiirnioiuei's Mcmo.-ie*' and j !n*igl t.- and dc-cimd the depths and he on nn- to thc pas-age which n-latc- I toll the \iilui- of the religions in- nogma-' are but it-* out- lu position of tbe family and the *nidd.;ii inspiration by which he then a mere boy felt and made them feel that he would be everything to them, would supply the place of ail that they had lost. Reading this account Xill na1* movrd to tears and from that moment his burden grew lighter. His theory of life was .altered und he preached that those only were happy who hud their minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness, on thc happiness of others, on thc improvement of mankind, even on some act or pursuit, followed not as a means, hut .as itself an ideal end. To a more rational, to n more fathers death, tin- distrc.-"(I (lividu: Also being in the whole, If you find ' humanitarian, withal to a more (Sod- ward .shov., inwardly and subtly it lives bv its beauty, its atmosphere, and its i-reed iu but ,i poor attempt to put frito .void*, a tnought too large for syllable*', too elusive for phrases. Thc .verv bird*; seemed to Mutter with u scn-o of sacred holiday when they had listened to their big brother, St. r'nincU. That individual has thc ideal value who lives the God life to the fullest. f/ife is all we have lived m, nil the world of love, of kindness, of gentleness, all the emotions and experiences we have hud, all the. prayers we have prayed, all the battles we have fought. And as we have the ideal value so shall wc live on and never die, live ou in this world and in How The Okanagan Valley is , Filling up- The traveller through the Spallum-' checn and Okanagan Vn||-y.s * sees cvcrywheie a uisli of new settlers. Thc Spallumchocn valley is being well settled up towuid Mabel lake. Thc district between lievelstoke and Vernon is fast filling up, the In iicl being preempted or the old sott.iei's being bought out in every viilhy. In tbe valley between Mabo; imi.I Stig.-u hikes there are so.'oi.il seli'ci' nud over thu ly more families aro expected ir. there thisspiing At Sugar hike Litul k- bemg taken tin nnd the 'lominj, tC.-i will see that country being .settled -.-.p. At .Mabel lake several l.'ussiau Sivcdci hnvo settled und aio making g'.eat im- provcinen'i-,.. 'lhey ha.*e a -uwinill and are electing nome eo(,d houses nud out, building.-. In In land valley, A,- twee ii Hug ir and Alul-el lake.-, al. Hughes has one of the I'if'.'.l. Iioitc-jj to be found in the inierior. AtiWubei ', NOTHiNGI TO PAY. _S_9SE^ BS_55_J__aSS-^_ai!__S At Cherry creek, .1. H. Curric, form- e.-iy of Trout Lake City, is putting up a nice house on a fino piece of land which he has purchased there with the intention of going in for stock raising. Tho renewal of work at the Oheoiy Creek mines has1 lliiown new life into that settlement. Jackman !3ro.-. aie doing grout improvements to their farm there,- clearing, fencing und manuring. Then ut IvL'loivna there is immense uoti-it.y in settlement. 'J'he K'nox ostiiie. which is being subdivided for settlement., is selling us high as $300 an ucic. The success of the fruit industry at Kelownn is adding immensely to the value of land there, unci considerable portions of the Knox ..n.'I f.eipii.nc estates arc oll'ering, and wili he. sold at !f'200 an acre. The owners of the Loipiimo estate propose i,hulling out, .-100 acres in.fruit, and tho owners of thc Knox estate will lake and in Ihe Shuswap valley muti^i ��������� i.ntc. out 200 acres of fruit. The rest ,,,,,! | oi" tiles'.' properties is being subdivided of the lake, gin pen. pcii-hcs, curn tomatorsi.rc m������'i" !!v gi-wn in Un I ^r uo-llomont iu small lots and they open, so genia! i'i Hi- s n-r el��������������������������� ,e I ������������������������������������I ^ quickly taken up. There is a At I-tinil.y is.one of tl.c Iimiii d .i, v- j ������M'-1' imubl1 of y������u"������ K������Kl������s-limun to ing (list, i.:t.s twin: fannd unyi/lio.-e ! '���������"'��������� section. They are buying out the 'old timers at enhanced pi ices for their land. , und a crciiiuciy is hcirit' bunt. (hi rih'lHWfip valley a c.ilnny of German fv.voiitli l),iy Adventists from thc Htatcs have setlh d mid have put in tt sawmill capable of cutting 10,000 ft. a day with planing and moulding machinery. This plant ia intended for providing lumber for erecting new 'houses, barns and stables for ' the Kurc relief, and no griping pains. Kor colony. They have also built a school a remedy that never fails u'.-e J>r. The Cause of Piles Is invariably constipation which is quickly remedied by Dr. Hamilton's Till- nf Mandrake and Butternut. und are awaiting u teacher. I Hamilton's Tills. Trice 25c. OKANAGAN VALLEY. A Land of Pastoral Ranges.. Farms. Orchards, Mineral Wealth and Industries A. Crawford and Sons, of Mission. Valley, have imported a 21 h. p, {.ruction engine, thresher, and sawmill. M my : f the settlers get out their own logs and the engine and sawmill will go to,thc difVerent ranches and cut on the ground thc lumber required for buildings*. As a result there will he n large amount of "building here this-, season and carpoiiteis nro .-i.-nrce. There is great nciivily iu irrigation:, works. ,1. M. Uiitland is putting in .'I.fiOO ft. of Hume to bring water on loins ranch from Mission creek und bus- enlarged his irrigation ditch to 3.1 ft.. iu width. Ilc is starting a nursery for propagation of apples tree-, aud the handior fruits and intends'setting out ��������� un orchitid of 100 acres of apple trees ��������� for his own use. The variety grown, will be mainly Jonathan. The purchasers of the Lequine- estate intend building a large llnme- and irrigation ditch from Canyon- creek, tributary of Mission cieek, to-* irrigate the portions of the property which they are planting out in fruit trees and subdiving for sale in lots* suitable for orchards-. i. -fl m rHE KOOTENAY MAIL. NOTICE., ������������������- [UOTICK i, hereby cin tli.it thirl, dav-after date I intend l��������� apply t��������� ,',,, (j|,;ef (;������������������������������������.-. -ionerol Land-and WorU'ior-i-pccial licence lo cut niirle.-irri a\v.i> t,iml���������,r |*rom i���������efolIowiii|,* ilc-cnljixl ItiiiiU -itu.i'io'about tv.i-ho mid a half mile- lr.im tin* im. nth or Half W.iv (Jrcek; Upper Viriiw I.,iU-, H.C. ' Timber'chum. cniniiiciicini; .it N'o. 1 ixi-l, iuiiiihil;about twebo anil n lia If miles niorooi In--, Irnm lho mouth or Half Way Crcoi.*. thence wo-i "*0 eh.im=.thence north 6.1 chniii-, tlicnco eii?li>Ocli*utis. ilii-ncc south SD chain-, lo place of eomiin.i.cTiiiL'nt. il.ucil ilii-,L'lth<l.i> of Xo.einber.'.Y 0.. IfO'i. (.'.'.J, MCPHERSON. For a Disordered Stomach. "I have lii-eu tumbled for s-oi'ue time with indigestion and scm- stomach,' -ays Mi;s'.<" HaiiVh. W. Oui'li--. nt Lee. Mas'.../'.ind 'have bVen taking (Jh.iin- bei Iain's SUun.it In audi Liver Tablets which have helped me vci.y. much so that, ii(iw,l can eat, many things that I iff i ne T cniild not.'" LP you haee anv iioiible u-ith your .stoinaeli why nn Lake the"*-e Tablets-aiid g.H well? Fm* -ale by all diuggists. JINGLES AND'JESTS. Ilia* NOTICE. - ���������< VfOTMK i-licri'li. (.'I.en ihat ihirt. da .-after i\ (lulu I intei.d to apply to the ("liter Coin- iiu������-if i- ol L ind- nnd Work- for a special' license to cut and enfr.. nw.iv I'liubc'r from the follow ini-'de-cii bed lands.it nn tea Ixiin fourteen und iii.e i-iphih "mile- more nr le- from the moiilli of Hair Way Creek-, Upper Ai row Lake-, 11. C ' ' ' ' "' TiiiiIh-i claim I'oinir.i'iiriiii: at' pn-t marked ''No. I I'o-t," iilmiit fourii'ijii nnd. mil' eiidilli nillci iiinii.. oi* lu��������� from the mouth of llnlf Way Ci-eul.*, lliciien IDrliuiii- unrlli, thence VV chiiin- 1'ii-t. llii'iicu HI chain- -nuih, thenee ICfl cliiiiu- we-LIo place or uoiiitiitjiici.iiitmt. O.ituil lliis ilih day or,No. umber. \.l. , l!K)'l. 1". D0I1IIS, *. ...NOTICE.. /; ���������- <t TOrOTK'l*; i-linretiy uiveii lluil Ihirl'v d,.\-iiTiei V dale f inii'iid toniiplj totliel'liief To u- - <>! ol I.antls.niid Work- Toi n s|n:ciiil lieen-e, to cm .mili'.iiiv.'i*,..iv liml)|.|- from the follow-uu; de-cubed lands -iumie uUuii e,i,'hl (Si milt.������ lioni the nioiiili of llnlf Wiiv Creek, lippei Aii.iw l,*ike-, BI' Timliui claim coaiiiiciicfim ul po-t marked *'1 II. Nn I l'o-t." ahoul ei-'lii mile- nioreor le-s fiom the mouth or Half W.-ij Cieek*. thence u.i-t SI) chains, thence -onth SO chiiin-. thence we-t SI chain-., the.iee lnrth S'l chains to place of ciiniiiiencetneut. *.,'' ������������������ - , Lt.iiotl this 21th il.i) of No.ember. A. 1)., 1MI.J. a, it. sti:w\kt:'- NOTICE. Subscription,- $2.00 Per Year. 'Published Weekly on Saturday1 by The Kootenay Mail Publishing Co., Ltd. team ahd sli'efs Dealers in Printing and Wrapping Papers C l i and Paper Bags Loose Leaf-Account and Duplicate Counter Check Systems Agents for Tengwell aiid Opalla Patented Loose Leaf Files,, Ledgers and Billing Systems TJOITCI. i- herein* si,en Lii.it llurtj (lav-, after x������ (lute 1 intend to apph io the CliiefCom- tiii-=ioui*rof I-.ii.d-, and Woik-- foi a special lici'ii-u In cub and cam* in. ay timber' fiom' the followiim de-culied land- -itnate about nine and n half mile- more or le-s fiom'the month" of Hair Wav Cieek*. Upper Anow Lake-, H.C- -r Ti'iiIifm claim ci.mmcncinis al a post innrkod *'J'. II No. 1."' abnutnine and a hair mile- more or Me.-- fioin the mmitli of Half Wav Creel..' llience lOclianis-onth. thence IliO chains en.-t, tliei.ice.in chain- noiih, thence ICO -chains wo-l to olace ot commencement ( - > ,* Dated Un.-JIrd daj of No.ember, \. I) . WI .". ' ' - J' .MgDOS'W-... V--lL-S"H "'.:si-'1___,"*i������r������/ Tenders for a License to- Cut Tirabor on Dominion Lands In the Province o f Brills:*.. Columbia. CKALICI) TK.N'MKIIS mldictsed lo tlieTiinliei- *-' und Mine-. Itr.iiit.li. lluiuitniuiit ol tlie In'cnoi-. nud in-irk-i'il on Ihe encelopo " Tender roi-Tiiiiliur llfi-tli No ,'I7!I," will lie receheduL llii- 1 l.-n.li I in. nl iiiiiiliiinnii on UVdt'.e-dav. Ihe lllh day of A pill. Ili/I, loiub license in cut tlmln i- on MuilliNo .'Iiii, cuiiiiii-ishi-*; Srctions I, ,1, ll. 7, S, and U. 'i'(iwiialil|i 2l��������� lentigo il. West of llielilh Mei'ldiiui. coiiiiiiiiiiiK.in area of (i snuii.-o mile--, men o or le��������� i"' . The n irxliitioiiis iiiiiIui- which 'i licen-u will lie I���������ili.il. alsy prinUjil loi ins of tcnilui'anil envoi upe. limy lie .iljlniiK.il iu Lhi'-.llciuuiinciil in at Ihe olljci! of the Ciohii TuiiImii* _\kuiiL nt Now We-tniiii-lei*. j, ' l.'ach leinlei* iiui-sl he accompanied hv an accepled ulu-i-iiu (in a ehnrteied hank* in fnvoiit* of thu De| illy ������f MiHislei* of the Intel- in*, for lliciiiiiuiuiLof llie lionu.- which llionpiillfiuiti*, lnepnied lo pny toi'ii license. 'No li'iidei* by tileKiupli will bu entertained. I-KHLKY t!. KIOVICS, ', Secret ary. Depnitnieni of the Interior. Oinih.i. Keliniiuy '.'('lib, lilll. AVlult ll;ij������[i(*iic*(l. ,She pressed her "ruby lips to Ills In one ..est.iile kiss; They -seemed nt peace, wiih all >_ win Id, , ' , lSn'i-apl In holy bliss,; Hui, with the oscillation o'er, Jt was not haid'lo Iind . Tliat. iIioukIi she toolt lier lips away. The niby bt.-iyetl'.bcliliid! ' ' ' I'oisiti\ elys*^('ii(2il. . i ' She���������Just sco how niiuh yonr Utile-. wilnj'loves yon. Slio made (Lis cake* lor���������.voii nil hy lieisolt. ,, lie���������Yes, (litrliiiK. and now, if youi will cat it all by-yon.self I shall pos*. THE MISSISSIPFF RrVhh. Cnii IUi>ed (n Answer tlio Clu.-Mioii, j Win it rci<>������* Lif 'Hill? , j Since tlie ('iirih is, an. oblate,spheroid iliisteii'd of'.'i iH'i-tcft sphere, ir'coines* to '- pass lli.it its ci'Mer ia farther from the 'ciitiiitur thaii fnun oiiliei-' pole. The. t idifl'ei-onco is nboiit thirteen miles. The /.Mississippi, Hows sotiUxward for?rso "Igrciit n distance, that ite surface at its . '^nioiith is about four miles farther fiom* ,,the etirth's center than at its source. jlJoos it then (low up hill'i ' > ��������� ���������' 'This is n question which the coast, nnd jieodeiic-survey in-Washington, is j-frcijiienil.v asked to aiis-wer. The reply se.ss indisputable proof of your 'ilevo-^ j f f\li'^V^T.l,sr,lUl<it frrtvi|iltid������ J . and -down" w;itli gravitation; hence the .Mississippi' doe*-- not niow 'up ,hill. lion. Moral���������ivoup (Milef,, i An old crow .sat on a hickory limb, Mo.'ini.it' lie-c.nvh lu.l oyei. were dlmb; " A liuniti- heard The noisy beard ' jSntl btnilKliiw.iy made u coi pse of hlmbu KDRTZ:& CO'S-CIGARS - .. . , _ ��������� . I The Best' on .tha Market. < . ' / TIk- Sittne Cllrl. Voiiiik Ilnsliand���������WUva 1 used (o lciss you, you shipped me. ���������'���������'-, ' ���������<��������� Vonn^ Wife��������� 'W el I, you won't jiot Klapped now unlt'-js you forget,to,kiss ine.- i 'I'll.* liiNt-s'in'c ,se:iHou. . ' The (line dmws near when no one knowa Just when tu.shake his winter clothes,' J-'oi- ll' you wear 'em *,o.i feci bad, ' ' And 11 you.do.ri you wish you had. ' i Their I'rivi!<.(*,<*. "There's. Mrs." I'.rown wearing the same nown slie woie last yonr." i "Yes,,bnt,llio r.rowns are so rich that they i-itja ull'onl lo.be eccenU-ic." ' ��������� ex- NOTICE. . ; ' " "VfOTK'i; is heieln "iimi that thirtyd,*i.\aafier H\ date I u ten I toanpl.. to the Chief Com- nii-sionur of L md- and Works fora-iieci.il licen-e to cut nirl carrj awa\ tiniber fiom the follow mtr de-i'i died hind- -un tie about eleven nnd ,i hall mil.', more or le-- fr.un the mouth of Half Waj Creuk*. .m the no: I ii -ide of the creek. < ���������. ,. - * ' . Tnubercl inn coiiinienc.n*.* nt pri-i m irked ' T It No. 1." about e'i'\e*i and a h ilf mile- more or le-- Imiii the mouth if Half \Va\ Cieek*. thence noith 10 chains, thence 'e.i-l IMI chain-,, thence mmiIIi l'l cluiiii-. Ihenco we-t ICO clinii. ��������� lo place of co'iiiiie.icoment. , Dated lliis Jlihdaj of Noie.nbei.'A D. 1WI1 , -,. .'. , -,- . J. .Mc.MrLI.AN.' ..^Fleming, Whole-ale and Kctail ���������"ish and Cairn- in S.eason First St., Hevclstb ' ' KURTZ'S OWN K'URTZ'S PIONEER , . ' KURTZ'S SPANTSIf BLOSSOM aif Biaiuls that, can't be he.ile.i. /WADJS IJY UNION L'ABOR." [ WOOD.YARD < 1 have started a peimane'nt Wonil Vaid nn Thiid s(n.j(-|��������� ���������\Vitb mv |ia������t experience 1 hope tn be in^n, posiLion tn sali-fy all i*..qiiii.'iiieiit.s "nl 'en-loiii. its. j\lill -anil L-iiiilvvnnrl -upplud in ifny lengths at reduci'd "fiiiccs'lni lash-" ' . ' - - ' . R. SAJMSON. Phone No. 13 P. 0. Box No. 70 A Safe Soa.o for a TENDER Skin A tjooil Soap for ANY Skin , ���������TEY- THE OWL ���������?T Ka-t of .Uol-on- Hunk ltd cl-tokc. r*(ir your iii.-al... Open liny and iiij^bt. .Meal.-2.JL* niid iipivni ' " ' ' rati (I. Special weekly Lru Iran Oond ������ei*viec irn irnuli-i'd VOMO l-'UJII, I'lnprii.tiii- ]?*&* -^j-^ff.^1 ysAS_,y; W.W I...I -J\',- ���������^=.-1' sr ^'-. _i -- t''gti i') -, #/??#*M.' ' K'J.'AT GS,MraQF A LErTLR. t'Tv lhar An t'l Kale ���������' I iiiu-t U*ll Vou me irood new- lli'-M after n-cpivmir vour lciti i the day !��������� ���������fiiic V:n- Ylii's I stinted in Willi ni_\v-i..-olii- t mis,on me lirsl of the \ear 1 wrote it- lir R V 1'ieice, at Hulnlo N,Y, as -vou I .'quest.-d r.ie to .do 1 inive hi n all ray sMiuitni'ii-, which were thai I wa- ined��������� so tired���������all tlie time nnd" did p il cue lo (io anvwheie. (ieiiic--'d ,'uul sk!( ,ni.l ri 1 nmhiliiin irone. li.ick:,ehe and *a dTiiyfied ( 'it f -eliiitr, cotil^l not slc-n. hi ',-. fei Inrj s.no, an(I iclnmj 1 lollo'ved tii- doctor's rOMce, which he^went lo con-idciable |i.uns to l take Dl.un to me���������to ie-1 ivory d*i\���������a i'-o sfter luiu'ii���������conioh-te relax.mon���������cuUiv..'.e lenose oi.iuiud. uy not to woiry, o;el as much outdoor air ;i- pot���������iblr, d'A practice Ion!*-, deen bri-atliiiig," exp-itulio1? Hn* liincf*. Tiit-ii fprn utt-rinc"to!iic, I>i Tierce's ravoiitc Prcsciintion, coi'i.'l'"'! ������ ".h Z V*n^'.l he. told me of. I must oay'itinf j^, r fr,iln���������*. bur his advice 'foi four oiont'is 1 f,._I perfectly cured and i'ke a new \\oinnn Yours affectinnnlly Jr;wi:i. I^eiter** like the above i'lfc l'O* "-:i"-iinl. Mrs Koomn-.i, ofSja Gmut Ave , Scho***-'*,l'i(l.v, N Y., sn\s. '*r coiuiiitic'l with the inci'icins until I linil i.'ikon fin* boltlcs n'-n Im \*-ils of the -I'lci-am ivllcts' and ' w,i= ciued. I ,ii- *.,ay-i ucnaimencl Pr. J'irrce's iiicillcincs lo my friends when I bey me nol w'tll " " My rinugrhtcr is in quite pood licallli, th.-inkn to Di. I'icice-s medicines. Mv wishes are that ill who are nRlicleil will tiv tliem nnd see what '"���������'Od. cm be done for the sick " writes Mis. Hli7.ibeth McConell.''of Rochester. InU, "?:'d 50 one-cent -tuinjii to Dr.'R. V." Pieicc. IltiflVilo. N. Y., for his Common Sense Medical Adviser, iooS pages. ���������\cr-4 y Zml.'e.l', , ."Tho folks, who tantalize ma most," clannod the chin mint' miss, > * - "Aj.'5> men who call and have tho nerve to o,s/. me tor a kiss." ��������� ' ' , " S n vtu Th i-ntr. _..'- ' .i . Jliles���������Last niuht I ilreameil that Ir was wealthy. WlnU's'that a sign of?', Gilos���������It's a siirn .tliat you uwoko and lound vour pipe had gone but. '' Anil'Scvcriil '.P.t(���������,.������ "May I pilntifi kl^s on your lips?" I said, r And she noiUlccl h'ei sweet pei-mlssion; So we went to press, and 1 lather gues* : We'printed a lull edition although obviously It-moves away from the'oenler'-of the i-Iobe. I'lunib, lines ��������� rarely point directly t6wanl tlie center' of ihe C'irtli. Tlio variation Irorn that (lireelion has itIvqii, i-1-.u to an Intereift- inj;'branch of the rrov������i-nuiciit's work. The visible 'Irri'guJarities of the surface of the earth���������mountains, valleys and \vntor baslns���������iil't'ect the form of attraction \vlil_h is kiiown ns iifavlta- tldn. A cubic milo of land is two and'a liair'llinc-, as dcii.se a-> a simll.-lr volume ' of water. Tim-plumb line tends to lean .toward llio'earth mattes und away / Iron, the water ba>Ins. These Inllu- C'lices. which' may be coniputeil with scieu'tiflc accuracy, do not. however, ' explain all of (he deilectiout-. Varying decrees of, density'some miles below the surface uf the earth ,must,be assumed to'exist. ' ' Trilling as those dcllections are,,never ..exceed lug nine inches in a -.plumb1 line a mile long,,they, tiro of considerable scienlitie iuiporianco. They modify Llhe calcitl.uions of'navigators and ox- ' ploreis as to .'positions on the earth's surface derived from the -.'lar-,. They thus become es--enlial in. high grade aiapiuaking.' They albo help "to make '.he ���������records of''measureineiils of the" aarlh coiilribiito to the slory of the his- ��������� tory of'tho earth, "in the eye of's'cloncej there aro no-trifles.���������youth's Coinpan- iot..r ' ' ��������� ' \ llnidor 'riin.ii Flint. ^ ' Dnshawtiy���������Vou don't mean to say she jilted you? ' (p * > Clovei'loii���������She did, old man. girl has the heart of a moionunnl That - - Don't. ��������� * ��������� ��������� : BuC Kit lie", you should never let You.-selves doJl1.'-us Tnke'-carc!. iv Your.littlo lips'were never made To hold youi* sueet car fare. _ . , Devolfil.' She���������You s.iy yoii are devoted'to art. What i.s-the particular.art that you loi e best': - lie���������Thou art. " ' ."���������'"- > i Some! iinch ^Clin't. The rong&ler wiih a song- to sinff " Can't nk.n>s set lo sing It; ' , The poet with an ode io spnns Can't always get to spiing It. her for her Alimony, Do Style���������Did he luairy money? , Gunbusta���������Yes. and then she divorced him for bis. CIi>(lies unil (lie M:tn. , Ko matter how a man may die'ss, 'Tis not his elo.lies,lli.it make him; .Indeed, the swells tlieinsehcs confess More often 'tis tl*,ey,b:cak-hi:*.i. ���������Syracuse Herald. f F:*.i:i< ISeiirteil.' vou ousht to have that tooth "I think out."- . ".M-ni-wcll; thliikiiig."- ;uoo3 I'll take it out in a.# . .V Conipliiint. "AJns," the hou������ewife cried] "it seem* I can't "make plcahlly. No matter how I mix, the things. They always pickle illy." . .--. J"������il,1 AN���������IENT MEDICINES.' . . . ^ ��������� Some of (lie lleixilsivtsy IlcincdtCea Used by Our Anc**;si(orH. ' . ij Some 'of the remedies used by our ' ance'sldrs ought to have been sulficieiit / to, scare away au'.v dise;ise" without their apiilitation. Here are a few' of them: "A linker whsrowitli any one 'has been hanged If tied about the head wiU'curc headache. -Moss growing up- " on a lnniian skull if dried "and pow-" doied'iind taken iis simlf is no less elh-' cacious." (Ur. .Samuel Turner, who wiote on diseases ot tbe ������-kin. notices a "prevalent chat in among old women for tho shinules, the blood of a black "eat taken ii-oin its tali and smeared on the part alfectcd. The chips of a gallows 'tied on a'string and worn a round, the neck aie said to have cm oil uiiiie. Spiders, as may readily be supposed, were in great repute'as remedies. Burton, llie'writer of the '"Anatomy of Melancholy." was at first dubious"as.to,' the eilic.-icy of the spider iis a* remedy, though he states 'ihat, he laid seen it usod-by his mother, "whom he knew to have evceilent skill in ehirii'rgery. sore _ eyes ami aches, nil at length." says lie, "rambling amongst authors, as I often do. 1 found this veiy medicine in Dios- coiides^ approved by Mauhiolns ami repealed by Aldiovandiis. I began then to have a better opinion of it." Kor stopping hcmorrhaircs. all sorts of things wore used. John P.ell -=nys that for this purpo-so "/hey tied IIvo toads, behind tlie ears or under thc armpits or lo the soles of the feet or held them ��������� in (he hand till they grew warm. Michael Merc.Uus says that this otfect of loads is a truth, which any person willing to take the trouble may .-atisfy himself of by a veiy simple experiment, CovMf yon hang the loatVaroumV a cock's nock for a flay or -o yv>i| may then ei't on hi- linnn nud the neck will n<ji Ploi-d" a single uiop." /The malaile I:t-.nir!ii!iii.u i,C tliose days pursued''his hobby under diilicukies. '��������� 'Troubles of the nidi. Jaggles'-^Vjiat persons aro most subject to appendicitis? Waggles���������Thoho who aro able to pay j taste this .whisky for an operation. HENRY'S NURSERIES 3010 Wc-jtmiimiei .toad. ���������()'������������������ I ,_ ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ' ' Seed Potatoes for Sale The I'dllrmina v.irictio- nf -cod pi.taiiii- inay bo bad from the nnder-igiied : Early Harvest , ,M.^ Gem of Aroostook' Pat's Choice ' Carman's No. 1 '& 3 . T1", flr*.t-iiiniie'l liiirhlv rcconimended. Orimnal -ee.l fnun Harch A- Hunter. London ***ee tlicirde-cripu.e catalogue- BUSHEL, $1.50, SACK 100 LBS $2 (\i-li with order-.* Will bn'dolivorfsll ui, . ��������� _ hnderhv station ;uriVI to Revol-inke n<- siioira, weii(lieriV;rniii-.-.Su|ir>Iylimitod.*-- t"ir-l come, hr-t -erved. W. ELSON, Bnderby, B. C Thousands of Fruit and Ornamental Trees! niu(nblll(-r, ( , When first I heard hot* dulcet voice. It set my heart to leaping. We married. Now fiom It I find Hellcf alone when sleeping. t ���������-*.-. ' ��������� ,\ U Rhododendrons, Roses, Gieenlunisc and llaidy Plants. ���������, \: "��������� ' ., .'. * Home-drown nnd Imported Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Por Spring Planting. Eastern, prices or less. White labor. All KKdeilent HcnMUII." ���������'������ ' ,' "Why do you call it a feminine com- pllinoill?-' "-B('������iti8c! ihere Ja h sting in it"��������� MliiiieapolJs Trliju'ne.- _^_i > i, _ ��������� . Correct. "The plural, thin, of 'wife' Ig what?" Tho teacher asked. Said Des������, 'A most precOLloui little tot, ��������� "It's hlgamy, I upsd." . . I Not a JikIk-c. ��������� A good instance of repartee occur.,--', in a law court when the following co i- vor**aiioii took place between a wnness, a ru.-tic looking individual,'- and the presiding judge. ��������� t Judge���������Vou say you had occasion to j . ' Witness���������Ves, jny lord. Judge���������Now, are you sure you could tell the difference between good and bad whisky? * : Witness (drawling) ��������� Well, I don't quite know as I could exactly, me lord (with a knowing smile), for, ye see, I'm not a judge!���������London Times. FERTILIZERS. ' ��������� Bee'. Hives and Supplies.' Out Flowers und D'coign's. - ��������������� c ��������� Catalogue free.';���������' '" ' ��������� - -M. J. HENRY,'" Vancouvek, B. O. '*. The IVntiirnl Iteanlt. "lie doesn't seem to enjoy life." "Of course nol. lie's got the health forid mania and eats nothing else."���������. Chicago I'ost. No Han ore r. "'Now, Itep-inald'-' cried Mr. Smith, . "Don't point thnt empty pun." "It Isn't empty, f.-ithei, dear; It's loaded!" said the son. '��������� Tlie JuiIkc'. Cniiiliii 6|ii'iii(in. "*** "I wish to stale," said a fresh vrmng lawyer, rising in COui-t, "that the rumor to the effect that John Doe, now under Indictment for murder, has attempted to commit suicide rias no foundation In fact. I saw him this morning, nnd he has retained me to defend his IL'e." "That seems to confirm the rumor" said the judge. "Act the case ceed."- pro- 'Cnt .'.piAliou. it. Sharpe���������Did th.;. hiyifci't- qpnyersa* tfonwMkp nn impression <>n .you? - Whn lion���������No, but his razor did.���������Chi- cairo News. Solemn .4Ioinenti.. "It is a solemn tiling." said the young man, "when a woman trusts a man with her affections." "It ain't as solemn." said the man . with the pink necktie, "its when the, won't trust him wiih his own wages." ���������London Tit-Hits. '��������� 4^ . i i r "> (- i _ Sudden Actl. H jr. ' .'/',' Nell���������Maude has suddenly discovered " that she'needs exe'icps-o. so she goes out ' for*a walk every (In*,. Belle���������Yes, I he.iid (hat she had a lot nf new clothes��������� -jt_- ti*'H3^U* '������ THE KOOTENAY MATL XTbelRootena^flDail 1 PUHIjISUKU SATURDAY. . ��������� AT��������� ' k'ev-istoke.'r'c., , Subscription Price, S2.00 Por Annum to "rent incovenience, and, -flmre is an outcry again&t sucU loos-c lul- niinistrtition of the department. ADVlClt'l'lSlNG 'ItATKS on .iippllcntioii Change- in stiinding ailvoitiioiiiuiiti- niu-l lie in by il ii. in. Tlmi-iluy of encli week to hccme good di-phi>. Sinnilliig iulveili-ii|H in.itlei- will he changed twice .unoiilli with* ' out extin chinge Kor nioiq fieiiuent nltcialions the tune, occupied in iiiiilcing h,une will boch.ugednt usual nites. lie-mil 'nd\cili-iiig'������ill be iccened up to 10 11.111. ou Saluidn.Vf. ,' , <���������' JOH 1'ltlN'TlNG pi-oiuptly executed at reasonable rale-. ���������l'EKMS���������Ciisli. aulisciiptlons payable in-iul; v.mcc. ��������� i . COKIllCSI'ONDKNCB invited on mat tort- of nulilio inluiest. Communication!, to hdi- tor must, be accompanied by iiiune of vM*itcr. not necessarily for publicalion, bin iu* evidence of good faith. Con espnndence should be brief and muHt, leach the otllce by Wcdiie-dnj* uvi'imiK. . , . Add ret.- , Tiik Koo'tknay Mail, Phone No. V.i. Revelstoke,' B.C. . Wo request our nu'inorous renders to favor us with tholr assistance In , making tho KOOTENAY MAIL tho ..most valuable'advertising medium In tho Kootonays ,by Klvinft- lho preference, when making- purchases ,to those ilrms who are 'reirulnr'advertisers in tho KOOTENAY MAIL.' CITY AGKNTS. ,-,-"���������- ' Coine-s of Tin: M.Mi.'inuy bu oblained from the follow ing cil} agents.:, '11i:vi:ij.i'Oicu���������Canada Uhuo & Hook Co. , ' .1. \\r. hk.vsi.it. " ' , \V. Ui.ws. r KAI.Ui-.l--J. Si Jlul-I-ON. 'KaMIOOI's���������S.Ml'111 Hi-i'**. , ' ' AltM-lltilM���������K. W'oi.i i'A'i)i:s. cVANCOU\i:it-G,\l.l.OW.\V st COMt'ANV.' <>" , ' . LONDON (ENGLAND) A.GKNGY. Om lCnglihb'oflicesnrentM Kloetnlioet, London. K. C, w hero Mes-i-. K. & .1. Hardy Jc Co. willitceiveloriis Jingh-h news,'-ubseii|itioiis and ad.eiti-ciiients. and wheie a ule is kept ol tliiniiarei fin* the use (fiee ol ulinigcj of anj ol our leaden n-iling '���������'0������llo,1.',l,"1.llf'-"������,1,s,1������1l i-eeing the hite.-l i-sue'po���������iblo ot his oi hci local papei. , 27 & J. HARDY & CO. ' 1; rtOMlS AND COLONIAL *' AllYKItTfhlNG, I'llltSS AND - AUTItOH'3 AGKN'IS A.vu T, -���������-. NKU'SJl'Al'KIt UOIMCKal'ONDENTS, :i0 i.'leet stieet, - London. K-ngland. CANADIAN HUS1XKSS A "at'EOIALTY. ���������SLAUCiUTE?, OF QAMIfi. 'The game laws of the province want to he'li'anclled in'very different; shape from what they have, been. Under ,tho'..present, loos-e luhiiinif-tration' deer arc being exterminated in, several 'pints by slaughter by .Indians and whites ah well, Settlers generally are complaining'that better protection is not given to ,0110 of the, llnedt animals native to this country. A bad foil tit re of the adiniiits.nUioi. of the game- laws is that permits are given lo people'who apply to kill'in and out 'of -season on-the ground , that they ,arc engaged in so-onl-fic 1 iii-suits'.0 One expedition which had ' such a permit came from'the "States to "the Okanagan ixtid"carried on an ,orgie''of indiscriminate slaughter. In this case the government were as much , to blame as the -/destroyers"as the latter had no interest in the country and were "not entitled to any such consideration, which-, was grossly abused. t H -ABVJSY, McOARTEK ' ' ' (I AND PINKHAAI, ""'"- ��������� BA'lilClSTJSKS, SOLICITORS, ETC. Owichs : Moiso.vei Hank Block, Hkvki.- 1 , STOIvU Ii. C. Money to loan. ���������'*������������������. ��������� ��������� Olllces: Kevelstoke, B. C; Fott Steele, li. C. s , - ( Geo. S. McCaktiok, ,_ A. il. Pl.MsIlAM. Kcicl.-toke, B. C. J. A. Hahitcv, l'-ot t Steele, 11. C. TOUN MANNING SCOTT B.,A.. ij I,. 1, B. , _' t,J ' . ��������� ' Bakiustek, Solicitor, Etc.- First Sireel. Revelstoke;. B.U. TTlDWARD A.'HAGGEN,-"-. .< Mining Engineer" r (Mem. Anieucan Institute Mining KiiKineei-) (Mem. Caundian Mining In-titute.) i( IIisvulst'oici-:, B. (J. Examination of and leporU- on Mineral Preaortic*- a Specialty. , ON SALE HY Revelstoke Insurance Agency, Ltd. ���������THE MINING OUTLOOK. ' Economic mining is making steady progress in "'th'e province. The success of the Elmore process in treating certain classes, 'of ore has been'established beyond'dotibt, and while th'e cbst'with the small plant now in use by the Le-Roi No. 2 is $2.-10 a 'ton, it is only a mattet of increasing the plant to secure a much lower cost of treatment, and reducing cost .to.lfl a ton may yel1 be,expected. When this is achieved and'many of the low-grade ore deposits of the province"now value- Jess can be profitably handled, the mining industry will mcCke groat strides,. Thc .chloiidising plant' being erected by thc Silver Cup Co. .will determine the future of the lower grades of o.ur silver-gold deposits. .British Columbia, is a country of big'bodics of low giade ores, though'it has its rich streaks, but it is on the big low^ grade ore- bodies tliat the success of inininj- must depend in the future. , , FATAL ACCIDENT / - 1 Train Wrecked Near Griffin Lake Last Saturday. A 'fatal ncaidont took r place at a point <U miles west of Grill. 11 Lake late Saturday' evening when a westbound freight in charge of Conductoi Pen/.cr,, engine, 01!) with Kngineer Toiiiliiison at the throttle, ran into a rock and liuicl slide derailing the. engine anil several curs. Brake-nan Davison was instantly killed, being lodged beneath the engine, and Fhc- 1111111 Uodwoll leceived injuries neccssi- tating the amputation of his left leu. above the knee while 'the, right was severely fractured. linginccr Toiiiliti- sou escaped uninjured. ' / " An inquest was hold Monday ovei the remains,: of \V. .1." Davison and a verdict of accidental death letnrned, no liability be attached to train crew or the railway company. Fireman Uoilwoll was brought to the hospital here where his injuries' are^loing cared , for and he is., today tcpoited as testing comfortably. Air. andiMr's. Uodwcll, father and mother of thc iinl'01 tunate. liieman, and Mr, Harris 11 brother in-l.iw; airived , Wednesday from the coast." Synopsis of Regulations for Di8-������oaal_ol ' Minerals on Dominion Lands in Manitoba, tho Northwest Territories ahd tho Yukon Territory. ' CJTY COUNCIL LARGE 'ESTATES. $2,500 $2,600 $1,700 $2,200 $2,600 $ 175 Two -tor. Iu>u__e. bmlt I:\-t icar. ten moni-:aii up-to-flatn ro-idoncc r>0 foot, frontage on Kir-r t-t l\irt ca-h CoLta}_'(������ on McKenzie nicuuc. S ronm-, all modern convcittcnce* Two lot1-. ( * Fine vS-room hoiiao ou Second -i Lar-:e-rruinitK L������ity pajinenN Diiy a I.'iriro Iiou-e and cround- on I'luuth St.. Jiicluflmt; uowcarpet- an<l linoleum throuLrliout and a &7"j(0 kitchen ranfrc v Thi- is a snai> Lurt;c hou-c on First -treet. -ton*1 i"o u 11 d a Lion?, tinel. iini-hed throuirliout, P.uc c.i-lu balance ou monthh pajmeut^ * Will -till bu\ a few* choice !ot= in tlie Smelter town-ite. The be-t lots on the tnarKct. REVELSTOKE INSURANCE , AGENCY,,LTD. Financial, Real Estate, Insurance Agents REVKLSTOKR, B. C. ^helkootena^^ail SATURDAY, MM.II, !), I9at. . ' ��������� > There has been some change in the boiler inspection arrangements for the portion of thc Province \ve?t of Kevelstoke, and it is working most un.-atis'factorily. At vernon a boiler consigned to Johnston and Macaulay for. their new 'mill on Long Lake, has been lying for about fivd weeks waiting the arrival of the boiler inspector before it can be used. And at Kelowna a traction engine, consigned 'to' A. Sariclford and Sons, fyxei been detained over a fortnight, also wa-.iting^ the boiler A policy of cutting up and subdividing large estate? is urgently required in the province. The Prior government propounded the be.-l scheme yet suggested in this direction, but went out of ollice before they could do anything to give effect to it. Their proposal was that the government should acquire these large estate.- where the land was suitable for small settlement, subdivide them and place them on the market. Could this plan been rried out it would have a most beneficial effect on the province. A well-known resident of Manitoba, informs us that large ns the immigration is from Manitoba .-ind the Northwest to Briti-h Columbia it is only a fraction of what it will be. What British Columbia wants more than anything else 1.- a thriving rural population. At present thr- co^t of government and taxation are out of all proportion to the population, and while the co*-t of trovernment can be considerably reduced it is doubtful whether the- excessive rat*1 of taxation will be reduced until it can be spread over a much larger number of taxpayers. The eves of Ihe country have been Regular mooting last cveninn. Present, Alayur Brown. (Aldei men. Foote, Field. Lewis, A1u.i1i.iiiis.uii and AleC.ir- ter. _ , , - c'oaitcM'o.Nm.'svi:. T, \V. Rain lenorting'on (eating of (iru iiIiiiiiis. A No (ire at - lesidoiu-e ol IJ. Van ironic'.��������� Filed. a " < T. \V IJ.iin suggest ing that council decide oii a gatbagc, grounds, and- appoint a scavenger.���������Kefoiic'd lo'liealth committee with power to act. " ", T. \Y. Il.iin complaining of removal 01 fi'ie biig.ulc'toolb<-from N'o. 2 hall liy men employed on streets���������Rei'ei- icil tn lii'e, water and liijil coininitleo Rev. 1; W. iWillianibOii - tlianking counuir for use of lilnaiv biiildiiit; foi . , * * -* UaplNl chinch sci vices���������Filed. ' IJ \V. (iiier, general height agenl C. P. It*., ������aying that nofinther freight concessions could be allowed un cily safe.���������Piled. t " , v ' ' ' P.(P. Peteison asking cmssing he placed on C. P. K.,track at wosi "end of city���������After, discussion 'he city clerk was instuictcd to write C. P I!.' , t - askiiit; what =tcp.i company ine willing to take to 'afford hotter f.icilitie^ for cnis.-ing their liack at west end ot city. HHPOItT-i. The fire, watei and light committee iP'-ominending that request of No 2 lire .In made for increase of memhei- - r .-hip he 'grained.���������Committee asked that lcport he held over until ne.vl meeting as it ha.- lie.in learned thai iiieinlier.-- nfi the two brigades weie ilcsirnns oi hnkling a jriint nuvting to (li**ciis.- piiipn-ed increase. Public works committee -iilmiitted esiim.ite for widening of occond street between Ch.irle- sneet and Go\eminent road ijt-250. , repaiis on various stn.et- *f 1-10. a No iccom mending grav- .���������Ihntr oi Fir.-t street from Alcl-Cen/ic yveiun' to freisrht shed, and gi.ivelling 01 -tation road, estimated co*t not be- inir known until learned where grind would '.e obtained.���������Appiopiiation cif : -fSIKj made for .-'econd street iinpio\c- inent- and -Licet iepa!i-. ok.vi:i: \i. Aid. Abr.iliaiii-oii -tigge.-ted that Iii'-iilaim jiolc-be. lemoied from the .-Meet- .ind wires be strung on ^electiic lizlit ] ok-. thf'-e inii'-1- having been found tiniililc-'om1' to snow filow. Alnyi.r I'rown thought that as electrician N not ii1- hwy now .1- he would piobiililv be later it would bo well to havewui-i n-iiKivijil. A' motion that tire al.u'in wire.-i on Seemul -tiei-t and oth>-l plm'c- wheie lire, wiiterand light 1 oininiltee .!"i*m advi-.tble be taken from lire nl.nm |ioles .md transfcried to di*r trie poles, wa- put and e.irried C>. ni'-il .���������<!j'liir-ni il after pa ���������iiiif ,ic- long since picked ont by railwav [,.,,���������,,,.. corporations, speculators and capi talists, who are holding for the big j USE'^^asS^^. prices which they naturally expect in a country where the good land is limited. Thi������ condition of things should not be allowed to continue, and thc large estates must be broken up. The best way to do this is by a stiff land tax, coupled with a system of government purchase and Subdivision. Tbo MftHtcr Mechanic's l'uro Tnr Soap IionN and HoftciiH tho nkln, whilo promptly clraiisinK it of greaMo, olI.riiHt, etc. Inynliiablo for mo- chnnlcH, farim.T8,-rtpo,i*t.smei..' -Freo wimple of inspector. The public are thu. PTit|'^^n w/^J*^^,"*" Toitit soap | Vancouver, B. C. -*-#������-- ROYAL CROWN SOAP The Best in. the World Aruil-.ua L5 Royal Crown Soap Wrapper-j, jind in return -we will mail a. beautiful Picture size 16x20 ; or for 25 Wrapper.-* your choice of over 100 boolci. Drop us a post card asking for a catalogue of premiums to be had Fit BE for Royal Crown Soap Wrappers. Address The Royal Soap Co., Limited. > Coal.���������Coal lands may be purchased al 110 per aeio for soft coal ami *-U lor anthracite. Not moie than 3J0 acres, can be acquired by. one Individual or company. Royalty at'the laie 01 ten eon is per ton of 2,000 pounds shall be collected on the gioss output. . ��������� Quartz.���������Poisons of eighteen years and over and joint stock companies holding free miner's ccrtlflcates may obtain entry ���������for a -mlulii_r location.* ' , ', . A fiee miner's certillcate Is granted for one or 111010 years, not exceeding live, upon payment In advance of'57.J0 per annum for an Individual, and Uom*r30 to '{100 per milium for a company, according to 'cajiilal, . . ' A fieo minor.having discovered mineral lu pluco, may locate a claim IoOOxL'iOi) teet b\ marking oul the sanio.,wlth two legal piiats, bearing location notices, ono at each ond on the lino of tho lode or vein. Tho claim .shall bo lecorded within III'- teon davs If locntod'wltliliriun miles of h mining recoulei's ollice, one .additional dav allowed for every additional ton mliei or riaclton.. The fee for iccordlnu a claim Is {5. At least $100 must be expended on the claim each yeai oi paiu U. .no ...u.i,.K i-** coider In lieu thereof. When $300 1ms been expended or paid, tho locator may, upon having u suivoy made, and upon complying-with oilier roquliemeiits, puichase the* land at $1.00 an acre. *��������� "' " Pei mission may be gianted by the Mln- 'Ister of the Interior to lncule claims containing iron ,'ind mica, also coupei, in 'the Yukon Territory, of an aiea not exceeding, 1L0 acrosT ���������''���������'��������� - * .The patent for a mining location shall |iio\ uli- tin- llie piiynient of a royally of '-'5 pei unit, or the-ales of llie l.ioilitcl- nlthulouinieii. Placer Miii.ng, Jlanltoba and tbe N.W. T, excepung tbo 1'ukon ,iTorrltory.��������� Placer- mining claims geneially are 100 feet, squaic, entry lee, $3,' renewable yearly. On the Noitb Saskatchewan Kivor elali I*'for eitliei* bar or bench, the foi mei* bonlg 100 feet long and extending between high and low water mark. The laiier includes bar diggings, but extends back to tho base ot the hill 'or bank, bin 'not exceeding 1.0UO l'eet , Where steam power is'used, claims 200 feet wide mas be obtained. , .' -.* , Di edging in the' rivers of Manitoba and the N. W. T., excepting- the Vukon Teriltoi v.���������A lice miner may obtain onh two leasesiof ifive mlles'each for a,term ot twenty yeais, loncwable in the discie- tiou of tho Minister ot the Inteilor The lessee's right is confined to the submerged bods or,bars ot the river below- low water maik, and sublect to the lights of all persons,who have, or who may icceive enliies toi bar diggings or bench claims, exce'pt on - the Sa-dcaicliewan River, -wheie the lessee may idiedge tu ���������highjw.itor maik on each alternate leasehold. , The lessee shall have a diedge In .operation within one season fiom tho date ol the lease tor each live miles, bin wheie a'poison or company has oblained moie. than one lease one dredge foi each fifteen miles or Unction *is sulliciont Rental, $10 per annum tor each mile ol liver leased. Rojalty at'tho rato,of two* and a halt per cent collected on.the output after it exceeds $10,000. Ui edging in the lukon Teirilory.���������Six- le.ises ol live miles each may be granted io ,a lice miner for a toim ot twenty ���������je.ns, also renewable. , The lessee's light is confined to the -.ubnieiged bed-or'bais in Ihe nver below low water maik. that boundary to bo fixed by ,its position on llie 1st day ol August in the year of the date ot,.the, lease. , Tlio lessee shall have one dredge in operation within two yeais .lrom the date" of the lease, and one di'edge tor each live miles within-.six years fiom such date Rental, $1U0 per mile toi the lust year, and $10 per mile for each subsequent year. Royalty, same as placer mining. Placer Mining in the 1'ukon Temtory. '���������Creek, iivei ,gulch,and lull claims shall not exceed 230 leet iu length, meusuieU on thc base line or gcueial dliecnon ol lho cieek or gulch, the width being Horn 1,000 to 2,000 leet. All othei placer ulaum, shall bu '-' (I lei_t -,|iiuie. Cla.'ms are m.uked by two legal*posts,, one at eaeh end, beaimg notices. IHnuj must be obtained within ten dajs, it the claim is within ten miles of mining le- eoidei s ollice. ' One extra day allowed foi each additional ten miles or traction The person or company staking a claim must hold n fiee miners cei tilicalo.' The discoveier of a new mine is entitled to a claim of 1.000 leet in lenstb, anil it the party consists of two, 1,500 feet altogether, ou the output of which no royalty shall be charged, the test ot the paily oidn.aiy ciauns unl\ ' Eiuiy fee. M0. Royalty at the late of two and one-halt per cent on the value ol the gold shipped Hum the Yukon Ter- ritoiy to be paid to the Comptioller No fiee miner shall icceive a grant of more than one mining claim on each sep- erate nver, creek oi gulch, but the same miner may hold any number ot claims by purchase, and tree minois may woik their claims in partnership by filing notice and paying tee ol $2. A claim may be abandoned, and another oblained on the same creek, gulch oi iivei, by giving notice and paying a fee. Woik must be.done on a claim each 'jear to tbe value ot aL least $-00. A ceititieate that woik,. has been done must be obtained each jear, it not, the claim shall be doomed to be abandoned, and open to. occupation and cutty by a fiee miner. The boundaries of a claim may be defined absolutely by having a. suivey made and publishing notices in the Yukon Official Gazette. ��������� ' . . Peti oleum.���������All unappropriated Dominion I.ands In Manitoba, the North-west Teriitories and within tho Yukon Teiri- tory aie open to prospecting lot petroleum, and the minister may resolve foi an Individual or company having machinery on the land to be prospected, an area of 010 acies. Should the prospector di.scovoi oil In paying quantities, and satisfactorily establish such discovery, an area not exceeding CIO acics. Including the oil well and such other land ns may be detei mined, will bo sold to the discoverer at the rate of $100 an ucie, subject to loyalty at such inlo .is may be specified by order-ln-oouucll. Depai Irnenl ot the Jnleilor, Ottawa, linmry. ItKH. JAAIKS A.-SMART Deputy of tho .Minister of tlie tnterloi Bbvril in the KitcHeii A <��������� , ��������� \ , ��������� ��������� ' ���������' ;, The object of cookery should be to prepare fqpd, in the most nutritious, palatable and easily* digestible form. DOVRIL is the'' embodiment of all these qualities and |" is therefore of paramount ini[:iorlance in .the kitchen '.where a little of it added to soups, gravies, slews, etc., gives ��������� relish and real, nourishment to even the most tasteless dish. 1 s'l :������������������. IMPERIAL RANK OF CANADA Cnpil.il Aullioii-sed. SUKKi.ntKI Cnpilal I'.ijil Up, Sit (IHI.IKK), Uosl, ������,0."iO,(l(K). f .Mend Ollice, Toitox'io,'O.NTAitto.f '���������'/ ���������'',,, , liinm-lins in llie Noit'liwe-t Tmiitoiios, M.iiiiinb.i, Onl.iiui .mil Qimbi'ii.. i v And the lollonuig points ui HiUMi Cnliiiiibi.i: . ('iiiiibiiuil*. (mliloii, NuKim,,Hovol-l"l*<i. Treul l.nku, Vniicouvui iind'Victiiiiii. , . .it -. ' ' - ' ������������������. ' ���������- *"- ' , T_H. Sliiiilin'i.-l'ie-iilcnl. II- H \\ M.hii., Vico-Pio-iilonl iunl tlniiei.il iM.iniigor. . - 15. II \\, A*���������I--I.II11, Ounuiiil tl.iiniKui- W. Morr.ii', (lliiel Inspeotoi. Revelstoke Branch, B.'C���������A'General Baiiking Business Transacted , ���������' S.i.iu���������'s, l)i!ii.utiiioiil--rDi!lKi'*il- Hecened nnd liitu-i-f. AIIiimuiI. J, ___! i: . ',',(' Doiffswlil available in .ill p.iil-ol Uuiiad.i, Umlod Stnlus and Huiopo. i*. Spi-ci.il iitluntioii ������i\oii Ui"collucLioiis. ' '', ' ' .' A'!���������" I'mi'i'h, iManiigor. SELICtRK I.ODGE. NO. 12, rt. 10. ADAllt. N.G. Meets every Tuesday evening ' in SelUnk Hall ,.it, 8 q'ulock., Visiting brutliicn cordially invited to at-' tend. 1 j. MATH IK. Sue. Kootenay Lodge 'No.tCA.F.&A.M. Tlievegulai'ineetiiig- iire held in the Jlns- oiiio Teinpli'. 0(1(1- Lz=.l''c-llows Il.lll, on llic =t Iiii c I Llondaj in acli nioiith iitSp.in. 'Visiting lue tin-en ^������ta- .. coiilially .wulconcd. C. A. PROUUN1I.R, SKCur.T.iuv. , ,Tb Trappers ���������{ Raw Furs Boughv. V"_. Oaish Prices Paia F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs. J. SAMSON ; Painter, >Papephahg8F,. Signwritop* . , KALSOA1INING DON 15.' 'Orilcis receive prompt'attention. Socond street,' - RI3V ISI.STOKI? For Sale or ^ Rent., ^ I7IRi_T-CLASSH0TKIiin(J.iiiilioiiii-r JJ J3. O. The l.-upest and only Ihst- tlass liniisu in town. Fiii pai lit-nlats? apply to Jlnli'l Oiiterkm, Caiiilioriic, - n. U. -. . , J. Guy Barber JEWELRY; r DIAMONDS WATCHES" and'a complete line of tlie GENUINE * ������HlMHi Standard remedy Ior Gleet, Gonorrhoea end Runnings f uir\Y 1 IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid- U-llL-*1 J ney and Bladder Troubles. The Prince Mining and Development Co., Limited Liability. VJ" GTK I.ISIiliHKBY (IIVKN ili.iLtlii'iiui.iiiil 1_N ini-i-tiiii; ol the t.h,uc!ioUlci- of Till. L'lM.S.I -Ml MM". AMI Ill.Vl l.ll|.MI".VI* ('OMI'IM. LlMIILI) Ll Mill.I l \. will lie hi'ld at the Ciiin- p.unV*, ollice--. l*"ii-t -tieot. Uo.i'ls,tol.i\ 11 (J ,on Wedne-il.iv. llio iimiii cl.i\ <il M.ncli. A 1) . I'KII. at (lie litiur of two o'clock' iu the .ilteniooit.ini flic pmposeor eleclini; oHicei-,.l.u tlie .-ii-.iiiiik >e.u and foi nil ollici ptiipn^i*-, 'relalui^ lo the lu.iuai^eiuent ol liie company. It 1- piopiisfd 10 amend the b.\-la\,-. by nt- cicasini: the niitubei ot lineetors, to te.on Thu liaii.<li.t bool, oi the cinnpiiin will he cln-ed iliirin^ the fiiiiitecn da.\-. iti'inediatolv, preceding-ucli inueliii-; , -- U.neil at l.uw.'l-tnl.e. H. G , tin-, 17th day of Fobiii.nj. A D , J'ldl 3. JI. SCOTT. ' Societal} C, .Si/, c* It / I /���������/,,,. f/ \r-// "184 j Rogers Bros." O Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc. Kms. carefully cxniniiii-d nnrt lpiopi.rlj tilted to the bet jfrade ol kIiisSs-s f*-^^ 'Hl'l'l-cpuirln^. V / WRAPPING PAPER AND PAPER BAGS. h 1 The Kootenay Mail has Itccn appointed a^cnt for one of the largest Canadian Paper Mills. Wrapping paper, in rolls or flat, and paper hag.s of all wcightH and huc-h tuipplicri to order printed or tin printed. Kootenay Mail, Revelstoke. BLANK FORMS 1 on . Mining & Legal Purposes Transfers, Options, Powets of Attorney, Statutory'Declarations, Proxies, etc., can be obtained at the ..Kootenay Mail Office.. i NOW IN ITS 39!li YEAR The lcidlll'? mining pel lochcil of tht voilil, uah iliu -stiom-eit ecliloii.il si.iff of anj lerlintLal iiiilihcatiL.il. , Snbsciipuon $5.00 11 yen (iiM-Iuduig U. S , Clinadl in, Mesic.in postagi',) S iiiiplc copy frm. Send for Hook Cit-doL-no. The ENaiNiXRiNo and Mining Jour.nai l 261 Broadw-iy, New York Halcyon Hot Springs J"a n Ha riu m. rpllK MHOIOAL WATKKS of Ifnl- X eyon ine the most curative in the world. A perfect, rialnial leniedy for all Nervous and MiiM-ulai- diseas,i"-, rjiver. Kidney ancl Stoi'niich ailmenls and Metallic PofsoninK. A sure cure fni* "That Tired Feeling." Special rates on all boats and trains. Two mails 111 live and dep.-ut every day. Telegraph x.-oinrniiiiicatioti with all parts ot the woild. An experienced rnassanger. Halcyon Hot,Springs '^rreto-ttate. ������. C.t'r . ,' Chamberlain's Remedies, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. l?or Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. Price 25 cents; large size 50c Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For Bowel Complaints. Price 35 cents-. . Chamberlain's Pain Balm. An antiseptic liniment especiallv valua- ��������� blefor Cuts, Hrwises, Sprainsdtiil Rheiiiiia- - tism. Price-25 aSttfeJ*- large size,50 cents. ��������� Chamberlain*^ Stomach and Liver Tablets. For, Disorders-of* the Stomach, Liver" and Bowels. Pi-tee*25'cents. ���������> Every oneu. th'^se preparations* is foaranteed and, if not fully sat* ���������. iafaciory ib the. .purchaser tho-' ���������Boner wifl*������r rc-ten^ed,, .-!! i\ ' ."P i[ n n H il 1 Vfl ' J ?'l ��������� HI 1 THE KOOTENAY VAIL. LACROSSE. first beef on tlie h<Jbf into Dawson overland three weeks hefore pleam- ers are able to ascend the Yukon to Dawson. ' ' ' By the terms of .the contract the Pacific Cold Storage Company is to get, the pic'of the ,Biirns' ranchp-., it NOTICE. notice: . -Ann ual������ Meeting and Election of Officers. ��������� . The I.nciosso clnli mot Tlinrsday evening (,, organize Toi* the cuiiiingj ,)e* , d ��������� h , g5 -season Vice-president A.J: Mcnonnell, ��������� ,^ .",, .. - ,rA , ..,.il(.,,i~i ������������������ ,��������� , ��������� heads shall weigh over 1*150 pounds, piiMsidcd. 'Irea.-urers repoit kir past r .... ' ,' l,abt venr (lie company purchased a large number of biters which weie over 1450-.poui)ds in weight.;"'-The cattle t'o he shipped this month'are in good condition,' having been grain-fed. The bulk of the con, tract 'will ho shipped , during' the middle of the summer. .The reason aside fr.om (he fine cattle raised in Calgary, that (he company 'purchases Canadian steers, is thai, there is no import, duty on (hem ��������� Vancouver World. N ?i,,.,?'i ?., rti ?' B"ein ���������-"������������������,-InrtJ dn>-i lifter To Curl Tlni-Wi.,*,,-*,,,,, Tli(.(*.lnr Tnllpn-en nn.' 1 dam I intend m ���������������������������|j to ,|10 rllIol-, ��������� ���������. W',nllu��������� Al,,.n OP Vuiy ,",m.ii m* nwsons .-ioiiurofL.iiiid-.aiid W.-rU for u -pocuil lieon-ii ' .-.lioinllii.yiii.il luu u u*,s.fc-.., .1 Ihon* Iiiteiot- tocutuii.ic.irr) ii������n> limber from lhorollowini; ' W���������m!������ii "IV,'" B,i01.1,'! u������-������"lf--l'",' of VUliif.. Scribed l,���������d. M,��������������������������� ���������_-���������_ ��������� ..���������. .1 7 Jft^K JX- H'l'Z'l^rTo,?!' nrniof (Jrpcr Aii-nu Liil.-e. Liinleiiii Mlnln, IJlVlaiiill. U<.���������|, Koolollliy Hlnlllct, Ul'ltlh' ( niiiiiilmi: , ,-'Youuii> hereby .notified Una I, the iindei siBiied, Line i \nrinl_d for Ji u Ihe sum of SS2 in lul or, in1111 ��������� - - * -��������� ��������� Did vou ever Mop tu think that I'poit h\r | boiiw.iii,showed a lui'lanee on 'hand Kleetion'of^ollicei-* was taken up and ,' jWulled us "follows :���������", e ' lion. Pi-ohidenl, T. Kilpiitriek.*" ' Hon,, Vice-l'ie.-.idont, T. '"Downie. J'lesident, A. J. MoDonnolh Vice-l'icnident, \Y. J. tlenrge. . 8oc,-Tro,isuic'r, I). Ci. .M.K'cm.ie, K.veptitive commit loo���������l)r\ Sutlier- liuid, C. H. Iltinio, C. l.iiflmm.W. |i:),-. 1-er, .1. A. Hinger, and O.K. Jliicdon- ���������������*������������������ ' , . , Appointment of captain left tn pliivors'. t JI was decided that the n'leinlio'iship Tec should remain as last year, if.IJJO. \ Ti-at-liee nighls woio sol for .Mon-' tlit.vs.' TueMlay*-, Thursday.-, and Fri tlayK. , V '_' ',Q,t J-lecting adjoiiriK-d." ��������� '��������� - , ---iiu.itc nlvut luolisiiiiut .1 half mile* from I he month of ir���������lf Way rjj-eok, Upper Arrow L.il.-i., IJ. (.'. , Timber claim ciinimciioiuc at No. 1 pn-,1, rniiiihiKabout tiieho and a half mile-iw.re'or ��������� , , ,- -,- l'c\*cf"'"T"of "���������"; "Ir^aV-,"o,,co *$$^ztx:^%t^^���������w��������� ������e-,t ;>0 chain-, tlicnwi mirth Ml chain-, tho-icu *-'">I ������' ' "i". nndtv lb. piin-'slnn-. .if i'|���������. -\lmern u.ist SO chain-, thuncu souili 80 chain-, ij> plnco A^t\!V!<? !' .J,.!,i'!,,.'.l,l"u,i" ,,,tJ''������ "'"'" I la-(Inlo o' ii WEILER" Sliind- ltf..r good i el ia lile good.- ? ol coinmeiiceiiie.it Bated this 2Uh d.ij of No*, ember. X I) . IK'. ' o. j. Mcpherson. FOR: SUNDAY :; OBSERVANCE . Sir Wilfrid Laurier Promises Jo Introduce Stringent Legis-,' " ' latio'n. 'Ottawa, Apiil '(..���������(Special)���������A * deputation repiesenting the, Loid's Dav - Alliance saw the -pieiiiier**tliis,jindrn- ing and secured from him " ai) - assur- ������ mice that .the. government would in- . troduce legislation for the better bb'- >ervanee of the J.oid's Day. u - '��������� , The plopoied bill ainih .at p'rohibit- ,ing all-labor, woik, and bpsiness, cx- .<-ept-m,oi ks of nece������*-ity, and''mercy. Among the exceptions aie the work ol physician* and . surgeons: necessary work connected with any, leligiotis f-.'rvicc; the selling of,drugs and'modi-' cines; the conveying of tiavelers 'and mails; conveying of live'stock and-; perishable goods under certain conditions; maintaining fires 'and ,cither work-necessary ��������� in connection with connection witli.cei'tain inannfacttr-, -Ingpioeesses wliicli",^fioin"^their natTu'c lequiie to be operated continuously. ' r-- li ])t*ohibits tjiuiday excursions foi* 'plea tu i e, ri Ile pi act ice.' en tertain men ts* nnd spoils to which an .admission -fee is chaigcd diiectly or indiiectly. Tt piovides a graded penalty for infiac- tions of the law fiom %V to ^40 foi employees; fiom ifJO to iflOO foi; em- ploycis. and fipni'^qO to t.-fJiOO for .-rorpoiations. Jt Iemes the (piestion of electric and , stieet laihiay.- to be dealt with by the various pio\ inces ( Aftei the I-ili is intuduced -sir Wilfrid 'Laurier said it w id be lefened to the supreme comt to cripiiic whcthci it encroaches on the ;im\eis ol" the pro\ inces. ��������� ' ARROWHEAD. , ' ,From nur own Cnrio^nomlont.' \Ye observed Aichic JMcMilliin ii tow n .on 'riutrsday. ' ," i I. I.ev.'O.^A. Proctuiior \vill' hold -ervicc iu the town liall on Siuiday ne.\t.'j.-, '-'' A violent, oiitbiust of Easter ha Is was observable on our streets on ' Sunday lasl. , , , <,' , / ' A billiartriiall and cigar store i-..(ri be eiectcd at once. The excavation for the building is now in pi'ogrc*.s. V- The Arrowhead orchestra will. hold a basket-.social and ,dance- on Ftiday evening, April 22nd. Admission fiee. A good time may be expecled.- v 'A sad accident happened on boaid the IWinto on Wednesday to it deckhand who; got his'leg into, thc grip of a tow-line by which; one of 'the 'Yale- Cohin'ibi.i . Lumber .Oompanv's Tttirs .weie,attempting, to pull thc Minto ofV asand Kit. The man's J eg ju������t above the ankle i\aa. tcriibly mangled and ciu<-hed,''thc bone being broken. ' lli- injtnies were attended" to, by the ollie'ers ol the Mmln and he was 'sen! to. the Kevelstoke Imspital- on. the ti .i l ti ,- '���������'',' ' NOTICE. VjTOTrt.K U liorobr ������iien that ihirly dii'jsnfter 1\ .date I nitciul to iipnlj to the fhiur ( oin- nii���������Kinor of Land-, and Works for a ������peciiil llcoii-o lo cat nnd carry'iiwuj limber from ihe riilliiwiiif.'de-c*nl]eillaiiil--iiriiite.*iboi!troiir!ceii iunl one olirlitli milo- mororor le��������� fniin Hi., mimtli'iif Half Wiij C'rouk, Upper Arrow Lake- ":,{?f ' ' ���������' " ��������� ' ' J'iinliur clnfni cniniiiaiioiiiK at (imit nmiki-il ���������'No. 1 IVi-r.;' nbnui f.iirieun ami nii(, ninhth imli-4 inure or lu.^ fr in tlm iiiiiiitliof Half,.V.i; .'���������eel-, thi'iici' Itlchniii-nortii. (Iioncu bVH-i'i iiii" L',-lsl,'tllOIII"IJ 1(1 Clllllll*.,si,|||||, IImmioc IMU'lllllll- wo-i to jilnco nf i-.iiiiiiia'.iceiiieiil, ' , l>aleil this -'ah .1 ij of Ni.io.nber, \.l), I'lir, ' fl ' ' ��������� ,' ,'r 1'. UOIII's! iioiiui. yon'inil o, iu,":!-i m cuiiiibiitu th nfoi-r--nId -inn mR(.||,-,r .,m, ��������������������������� cosl- of ndrei Mhing,'oui iiiu.ili.1 in ilio wild mineral rliilm ������ill iiiwimo the ptnpi.iiy 0l iln- ���������Jc-i-iKiiof "J01 >"i"-,l,''.'������'li'uActtiitiii0,l ���������*.���������,,, Act U' Amend lhc .Minei-nl .< e|,' I'M). - I JJatul IhN 2nd day or Occcinhci*.. 1113. ,. "l " H. H. aTAIlKKY.', ��������� s q I IH JI llt.-S, ie ortliii;iry kind. * itblts' us for effectiveness and at prices 110 . liiyher , . .rHOTICc:.. ' . KTOTICK i- |ii������ri'lii irhcn il,���������i ihiriv da\-nfi, ���������*.' (hilc I inieii.l t(iii|i|ily iiiihuCliieft oiiiiii*- (--K.ii.-r.-ir L iinl-.aj,dA\.>r>^,r-.v,fH.r���������i! Hrols u to otil..ind ci i ir.in i\ llinli.-i fnvii fhu I..I',.. ,*' (lu-ciibuil lands,-itiinte abdnt oii.-lit (Sl'in'ilo Vrr'oivT.l".'"^; c." "d'r "'"'' C"'0)'' V'"["^'^ , ,'',",,l,lj!'Clniia coiiimeiiciiii,- at p.-,-t m.iii.e I ll >.. | r'.i-t;'about ui_*ht inilo^.niort' - le.-fi(iin the moinlii.i UuU \Yn> ('],.(���������;, tlionr-.- e,nt 1,1, chain-, (hence -onth Srt chains, ilienrp, uc-ttiiulii.iii., ihenco north SU cliai-i- n. iilac ni uoiiiiiicnro-viMic ' > \ i Baled ihia-_it'n day of N.i.ijiiil-er/A 13 .MIC. , i A ' . A. u'.'s'j IJW.Wt'J Jas.,1. Woodrow. BUTCHER. Retail Dealer Inv^^jj-j.gjjj-,. . ,��������� '; ���������', BEEP,' PORK, , MU.TTON," Etc. Fish and'Game in Season. t " Alloiilon.|iioiii|itlj tilled. REVELSTOKE, B, C, ii.V5S , A Ifirgt. ancl experienced organization ena to pi-escut' styles ^lo'table ln'jjb ftirnishiny tlian tilt Q B, CARPETS,,, CURTAINS, WALL -PAPEHS- Complete House' Purnisiiugs , large illustialed (;?,(alog���������e-i( is i^ecand inte.estin.V WEILER BROS.,, Write for VICTORIA; B. C. NO BSTTEB.EBEAB , NOTICE. ' v ���������' MOTIf'E i- horeln* i;i.eii that Ui'iif> Aa\s nfic, *". d.itoJ iiilond Ui.i|ipl\ io the CI.-'of Com iiiis-ii.iii.r i.r I.,ii,(1- ami W.iik- for ti -.micnl licen-e ti-ieiit,iin.l ciinj iin.iviimhur fr.,-ii "tl,,- followm- (l('=cnbeil lane!- -nn.ito -jlinnt mni Jfll lr"i"l?"'"l'rll���������nr '"-- ���������"'" tlK- llinutl. of II. ir ft,,, ( iccl.*, Upper- ti i.iw* L-ike-. H.C . ri1",', K\ cl'1,!"1, C(" '-iicini; n a pn,l m, rl.etl 1 11 -So. 1 ...ibniu nine ami a InOr niiln-. inrm or le��������� rri.m the nioiilh'of Half \\',,. (;r^,,| thence 10 chain- -lunh, tlicnco )W chain- cist, tliciite 10 chain-, m.rili, thence ICO cli.un-mo-i to place of commencement. IJ.Ucd this 2Jrd daj nf, Nuiembei, A. II., 191, - ��������� ' j'.Mcdonald. In liiwn than ihat, made <il ,Suiitir*-r b'akei y, ,md Cakes of? Every. Kind Agents fiir the Uelebrated - MdNSOON, TEAS. rr E, B: EDDY'S "ICING KDWAIll)-* J(mki,. "IIBADLKJIIT," WHIs. .."KaCi'LIC," 100-mni -.oo-,. "VKJTOUIA," ', "J.ITTIJ. UOiMKT." FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. 1 JjjS* A f Are.the best;that can be bought.- Don't experiment with, other and inferior brands. ���������*.,.---" "-USE* EJDUIT'S M.Ai-SllTH.&GO.; McfCenzip Avenue, R.-velslnkP. ' SDVCODE^IDE. "' KUBTZtCfl'S-CIGAfiS .n������ The Brst���������6iCtha,Marketa ./ ��������� * ...NOTICE/ VTOTrf'7: i*. Iiorobi unen thai thirl\ d-vsaHei i-> .daioliiiruiid tn.ipp'j i., tl.o fliiof Com nii������ioi!oi of, L mil- ami Work, for a .-iiccial llccn-c tocnt and cam j������iuC*tlmbi>r frrini Iln liilloiiiin.' de-oiibed la'.-I- -itn-itc nbmit cle^oii "1" .'' I'1!!, ������"l������- nioie or le-, Ir.un the in..nil, of Half Waj Creek- o*i th,-'nortl!'side of th, ci.'c'f i . / -* . Timber r-l upi cnniinciicini; nt po-t marked ' T I. No 1 ib*i't e'cien ind a linir milo*. inon hi le��������� fr.nn Ihe month i.f Half \V.i\ Cieek Ilicnco in.rlh Jlloh.iiiw tlicuco oatl 1i.ii chain- Ihi-iici* -onth 10 chiiin-. thence nc-t IA)chain-, to place (if ('..iiiiiieiiciMiient , , , ' -Hated tin-21th das nl Noioinber \ 13. 101U. *" J -MoMlLL\X . H.,B'. STONEX, MACHINIST. ANB GUNSMITH . Oppo-,it( Central Rolel, Rcvilst.i'.o L.atlie and (rcm-tal .Macliine Work "P.. mpi h Rv,.i A '��������� , ^���������f.*-!*! 4 ������f:-4 4- ^ ^ ^ ��������������� ^ -^ ^* <?��������� <������ '<t -f <_.������_? # "4 ������* ������*W f������ ������*������,_& hotel: Lardeau - COMAPLIXv '��������� ' ��������� (<5? r*>" i ($) ,' S> '_ S> - 'St TI^yCEl TiA_B T___E & < ' ''' ' ' \ dtr. S. ���������_". "AnLur" c,r'S. S. '��������� LatUeuit. J KURTZ'S OWN KUKTZ'S FMOXEKR KURTZ'S SPANISH BLOSSOM aie Biands thnt can't be beaten. 'MADE BY UNION LABOR. BEEF FOR DAWSON. ��������� ij P. "Burns, Contracts to Supply -S.SOQ'steers. - ' .; NOTICE. "VTOTICi: i- Viorobj biioii Ilut lluitj dint,lift.-. X> date I intend lo apply to the (Jlnel Com mi-iioner of lj,ind- and Work*- foraspeci.il licence to cut and carry aiiny timbei from lhc follo\Min; described lands, viz Ciimmcncinis'at a post marked C C Uillin;,".' N'orlh \\e?t corner *io-l about iOclmiii*. Irom the ea-t b.i.ik of tlicLoliimbia River. aboutsi\ mile- north of Burton Git) riuiiiniK thence south Hid chains, thence caul 40 chain-, ihenco north 100 chains, thoi.ce west JO chains to point of commencement. tt. C. BILLING?. - Wm.'Fl e min g", ' . "' W'holc.iile'-.ind ICctail - Meat Mepehaht , Fish and Game in Season, First St., Revelstcke. , Huninnt,' bctwi-en Anou-h. nd 'I ikiiu-uii f Liuidiiii: anil Coiuii|ili\, cyinin. n. inh' Out tub 1U01. will said ii-, follow-, (������enlhoi p_iiuittiiiKI ' Leuvo Annulii'iiil im* 'riuiiii-on'- l-andinii and Coiiiiipliv twice daili nl IWc and Hl- Leave Coiii-idMv nnd I'lioiii-.m'- L tiiitinir fo* Aiiowheiid twiLe diui.v inT.I'ik itn.l l.'.l.ik. flaking ilo-erconiieotiims with .ill (\ P. R trams and boats. .._ , The (iwni'n, reserve the riulil to change tiniei- of wnlings without notice. , .. ' ' '��������� THE FUEI3 ROBINSON LU1IBKK CO. LTJ3 ��������� ,"-' ' . ' '^ V. KOJUXSOX," ���������" * ' e. MiiniiKinK Director. SEE r*tt S> s> - rj5������ Good Table-St<- Best, Biands of WINES, SPIR/TS-and CIGARS kept in Stock' ' T* ><r3 Jhe Best house in> Town. Well Furnished ������- W. HAMILTON, Proprietor: * ,. ^ ���������.. . -. - " - - ,: .,, rff REVELSTOKE,, B. C, Tea sen ice-,. I'late-! ' Mii-k-l.- Cai... Chans ( Ii.iiiillceich.ofs Pat Burns, the Calgary cattle 1 king ancl tl.o meat monarch of British t Columbia, - ha , signed a contracl involving $250,000, whereby lie agrees ic furnish Ihe Pacific Cold Storage ot Taooma 3500 head of steers. . Thc -i-iimals are to be shipped to Da-.vsun this --eason. 'J'he fiifat shipment is to como from Calg-ii-y through Vancouver to go noi tit Liy lUC'imcr. April 2(3. In it'tln.-rc wiil, oc- 200 steers and 500 head of sheep. They .will be taken to Si.agway, thence over the "White Pats to White Horse, then driven over the ice on Lake Le- baige to Yukon, crossing from which point they will be taken down the river on scows to Dawson. Cattle will be shipped all furamer, and the last will be sent before the. season . closes in - the latter part of -September. Those animals left will' b'e slaughtered and the meat fro/en. The Pacific Cold Storage Company is one of thc lorgest concerns ������on the Pacific coast," arid it has a verv extensive1' Yulc6n'; triide. * Bv means of-i'6'superior'trtnsportati'on' iacilities, it will b^afeW'ld gel'the' WHAT GAME OF A LETTER. Jl/j' Dear Atnil Kale: - "I limit tell jou the jrood new*.. RitrM after receivinpr \our letter, the day before Ndw Year's I started in with new* icholu- tioas ou the first of the year. I wiole tc Ur. .R V. Pierce, at Buffalo, X Y., a- you reque-ted aie to do. I pave him all my symptom-,, which were that I ivai tired��������� !-o tired���������all the time and did not caie to po anywhere, depressed and sad, and all ambition cone, backache and a dr.-iRKed-out feeliiip. could not sleep, limbs feeling .-ore and .-idling. I followed the doctor's advice, which he wont to'Considerable pains to' make plain to mc���������to le-t every clay���������a n.ip after lunch���������complete relaxation���������cultivate repose of mind, try not .to worry, tret as much outdoor air as possible, and practice long-, deep breathing-, expanding .the lungs. Then for a uterine tonic, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, coupled with a wash he told me of. I must say that after follow, ing his advice for four months I feel perfectly cmed and like a new woman. Yours affectionally," Jewel. Letters like the above are not unusual. Mrs. Kooman, of 832 Grant Ave., Schenectady, NT. Y, says:-ci continued with the medicine until I had tnken five bottles, nlso two vials of the 'Pleasant,Pellets,' and I was cured. I always recommend Dr. rierce's mediciues to my friends when they are not welt." ' "My daughter Is In quite (rood health", thanki to Dr. Tierce's medicines. My wishes are'that all who are afflicted will try them and see what *gooif can be done for the sick," writes' Mrs. Elizabeth McConell, of Rochester, Ind. ^ ' 'Send .'50 onfr.tent stamps to Dr. ft Pierce;-7jBriffilo, N. -Y., (0 Jeose Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese and.Japanese goods. The best assortment, ever landed in Revelstoke' of useful and ornament, il articles: ��������� ��������� ,, "._ . ' .'ABRAHAMSON BROS., -PROPRIETORS. ' ' , ' '. Newly built.* First-class in-evuiy respect. -A 11-modern conveniences. "��������� ��������� , ' - Large Sample Room*. , ' , Rates SI 50 per Day r" Special Weekly .Rates.''* .,- ' * Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, -under, .same .management: F'o������,n" T*otc Uiiihi-*lh .Mm (Is' IjUIK-h H.L^ki ts SlMoklU^ furk-Lla bilk Guutla. .HOLD FISH Finest, Mock of cuiriie.- and fmit in tOMii. Pronl -street. Revelstoke THE OWL -*������������������T K.i-t of .\fol-oiis Hank - Iter For yum* 111...1I-. Upcn (I iy AIp.i1-2oc unil upiviiid. S|ii' . lutes.. Giniil ������tri-vii t- gn.ii.iu YOnO FUJI I. PtnpiiH... Seed Potatoe The ff)llowin<r vnrictic- of si... limy bo hud from tlie tin-' Early Har-vea Gem of Aroos. Pat's Choice Carman's No ��������� The first-named hifrh'y re. *"��������� Original z-eed from Daren &. L .' / ' See their doscriptite cati> BUSHEL,$1.5Q, SACK 100 bo*. Needed'in Every Home *" Always ��������� /Up to Date J .Webster^ International " Dictionary A Dictionary of ENGLISH, Biography .Geography,Fiction.etc. The New and E,nlarged Edition Contains 25,000 New Words] New Gazetteer of the World with moic than 2i,000 titles, bused on the latest census leturns. Now Biographical Dictionary containing names of oi er 10,000 noteworthy persons, with iiiitlonallt}*, oceupatloii, (Into of reteiis. date of bii th, deal li, etc. ��������� r^'M ]?>' W- T* HARRIS, Ph.D��������� LL.D United Slates L'oiiiniKbionci* of lMucation) New Plates 2380 Quarto Pases I Rich Bindings 5000 Illustrations Vo also publish Webster's Collegiate Dictionary . ^iitn!i,i<?l033n,^{l!',Scot?18l,'*Vor'-l"-������*l:PI������-nsc3. ..1i?".,'-'V* "MHI'iMmllonii. SlMTilOiSMIncliM. I . iirst-classin quiillty,Kecond-clnss in size." ORIENTAL HOTEL ably furnished with the choicest' the'-market��������� affords. Best Wines. Liquors, & Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J". ALBERT QTOJSTJSf/ PEQP Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences. Rooms in Suites with Baths and Toilets attached, flowing Hot aud Cold Water, Inside Toilets on each 'floor, Gas Liolittd ancl Steam. Heated Throughout. J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, - GOLDEN, B. C. COMAPLIX ' CHIEF YOUNG, -, - - Proprietor. ( Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars'. Travellers to Fish Creek,will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. e Hotel LET US SEND YOU FREE "ATeit In Pronunciation" which affords at pleasant and instructive evening's enter-1 talnment. Illustratod pamphlet nlso f rco. L G. 6 C. MERRIAM COMPANY, j Publishers, Springfield, Mass. DAVE OIIK, Piu*ii'iH..i*. Tin- tii'sl. Doll.ir'n Dny Honw i},.^ n.-iiiil-. ,.f Win,.-. SniH.. "' lhl' Low"- ..mil Viti,,,*. ' ' , f-R������h with orders. Will be dolirored at Emlorby station paid to Eovohtolt^ t coon an noather r'ormit^. Supply li* ' First come, ftr>t sorred. rrBtiStlo, N. Y., for Ws,.Com|_Km .1 m -,--. a.~*-.<T'v--{Jj' -_f ''"< Medical Ad-iser, ioc8 p_������e������. ' W. BLSON, Elluar'' Colds Are Dangerous. How nftt'n vou hciir it rpninr-ked: 'It's nrily ������ cold," mid a few days lati r iMi-n that the iniin is nn his buck wiih ineuiiionia. This is of s-uch conimon ���������t-ctirrpiicf thiita cold, however slight, lioiild not lie .lisi-eg-ii^lt-d. Chnniber- .linVs Clinch.Rniiiedy coonteiat'tii nny eiidt-iicy tuvyaid |)ni-tiiiioiiia, It uf- , vays- cures and is1 pleasant ^to 'tulce. J_������. ._. j Fov bule by all druggist-,. , BURNS & CO: Wholesale and Retail . . . . Meat Merchants -t Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage: -^^Ba^OaJgary, Alberta ���������r"T, '-*,;* rfTTa-,5**"/*! ��������������� i. --���������-,' , n , ,s i-.-rj'.'. isT;^-- ���������', THE KOOTENAY MAIL. ��������� '. SV1ALAKWA. Fiom O.irO.wi Corro-iimnli'iit. The snow is gni'nt? veiy slow owing to tlio fro-t,y'i.ij,li-S ' , t Clin**. Eti-.-k-nn en mo in fiom Fei^ti- son after a li.iul winters woik. S. Brnlin li.ia ohtiiinod .S0J*,iot (iisl fl s-b-** ' ...dJ'-oni o.ifatL*rn linns and '- ,.fc.-H'sls" -I.- - f f \vill likely hr> .iiv.iy.all summer. J F. .1 Ho.*!-.|.\\- lotni'iird to his inncjli 'after nn nlisenco of two yeais. Ilc is ��������� sis lonely lib ever���������not'. I hat he wants to i������e. l rotor .Scott's, house hud" a .veiy ' n.ii-roiv esc.iiie'froni bei .g luir.it (I.Ami on iiij; to sparks ciitchiiii; in the tool". The only 10��������������� was quite a natch ol shingle*-..' ���������>' l ,,' " ������ i. , ' There wns considerable fun heie on 'April 1-t, owing to the-ni:st of the scttlois looking for freight. And to ��������� their chagrin they only found an empty lui\ turned Over on a cud, 'telling thein u lio's day it was. Danger of, Living* With Con- i csumptives ' Is real daugei bee.uik' (he spuliini of. a lieu ted pei-rims clifTiihCs, ilsell through'the nir and Iind*- lodgment in the *-y=teius of otlici-s. ,'li e.\posed lu cbii'itnipliun u-e flagrant healing Cii(,iiviho/,one, the, nio-t ellicient. gei nucide known. No'case of cat.uih can - withs'tand Catarrhoy. me which .'cuie-> thi-HcuUi-oine <h-u.ir>e tliiiroiigli- . ly. Cold in the head iscnicd in a few jiiinulcs, and inoncliili-, at.tlim.-i and lung tioulile aie ctited lo-lay cu led if Cat, ii l ho/one i- emploved* ''I don't k'miw ,\ny icine.h so ,good foi cat.uih and bionchiti-.l- Cat.m Iioytme," w i ites >T T. ICaton, of I\ mom lion. "It cured niealtei veil**-, ol stifleiing and saved ��������� * ' * n. ,|l' me limn consumption. Iwomontlis t:c.i::������enc %\.'Jfl fctinl -i/,e 2oc. "The Armstrong/ Du'.m.itic. Co. will fneseut theii {day ,'- tfecansi- I love vou" m Vernon on Thursday evening, and on'Friday hy j-pooial leqiiest'it will he ii'peaied m Anns, ionic. _ The Methodibts will le-open their chinch on Sunday. Jt has boon completely lep'aired since'the (iie,'and is e-son' moie taslefully furnished than hefoic. , ' ii '\V.r'C. ICnoir, who fonsopie lime ha-. ���������--"kteli'd "a wo'oi* working shop here, ''"'" ' ..-;,- -e Vallev on Tuesday, ku.es loi* J-'i-, - , , ai ii ii nnri Mol'liei'son have jMcssi-s. Holt, fl-na ��������� , taken ovei the shop. - Si\(y memlieis i.i the _ Arm M run a isM-ciatiiiii /hot, oil' a't t> Swim- c mi Fiid.iy mill .Monday, (-be not ni good a$j usual owinj, to Iheglaie fnun the sun on the snow. The Orange Society held ineeliiig all day Friday aud Saturday to try i-iiiie :on r.mjj ���������cores wore NAKUS Ki-om Our Own Conesyionilent. ���������lr. Blondon has the s s. Kevelstoke v.e.idy.iiow for bet summer's work. _ The engine and libilot lia\u uiiivctl ;lor theorew tug Yale. - ^ The Vale-Columliia Lnmliori.Company -Luted up their mill again on " ^Mpnd.iN last. tins B,ikci_,w ho has 'heen here iora J'.ng time, left loi .Allowhead wheie h" will engage m bn-ines- an left lm Cascade to take AY. Wai cliiir������o'\n' the Yale-Columhia l.umbei Comiianv's mill theie. I -, .. , c Thech.ingeablo wcathei i-ithc cause of much -iukno--"'in the wa\ of'colds m the town , Mis F W. .Ionian s mother ani\o(l Jieie lioin the-e.tst last-week to spend a tew months with her Mr. and Mi=. F. W. .loidan spent C.t-tui at Slocan Citv the guests of .Mi and -Mis. L. .J. Fduaul- John Maleome. loieman foi the .Yale-Columhia launhei Company, ic- tuined fiom a \isit to Manitobi on Sunday la-t. and 0.11011' ,up wiih woik on hand. This ludgc .is barely four month-*, old iind now has a menibership",of o\er 100. ' , " ' Mes.-r.s. Fail. Cunningham, and Sheppaid will be heie on Tuesday to lectuie to ,the F.ii-iiiei-5' li'istitutc on unit growing,and good roads. ��������� While thcsc-gentlemen no doubt understand lhorioiighfly tlie subjects they talk about it is a useless c.peiidiliiio,'ol money sending them o-it under pie- sent conditions. ' In ,thc fust place they hold meetings at any hoiu to siiitaheir own convenience, not ol the i.itepaycis who pay for it'all Tuesday the fiuit. 'men spoke at fotu, o'clock, just when the f.u inois 'wanted to be home, .md the good loads meeting was'held :it, eight in'the evening. ^ Did anyone e.oi hear of it more lediculous time to hold ;i niectmg foi fanners''af (his time oi the year, iind ovc-iy ro.id^ for twenty' miles pinkies deep with iiukI. Theie weie not moio than'two farmeis picaent. 'L'hc government would be doing more good hy sending these men to lecture in Vancouver on moiiil leforiu. ,At -leiist until the loads arc jia.-sable. ^ With least labor an# trottfo, b..������t makes hot-breaaS, bfscuit arid cak* o? finest flavor, light,, sweet. c\ppcrfi_rfnfr and assuredly digestible cfcnd wholeso������rns������ READ, IT THROUGH.' ' 'Twould Spoil This Story, 'to 1 -Tell It In^the Headlines.. - " Tonsi'iin oighU'Ciith cent ui-y phrase, this is .in "v'1''' tn-"-* talc"' H.iving h.i)ipii|irid in a sin,ill Viigini*i lown in the winter of Hlltt, it is a story very much ot the piv.-ent. Up to a bhort time a������i. Mr-. Jolin^ J5.'ll.u innn', of Mi-ll'ii Slntioi'. ^*.l., had no pnr-nnal kiiowledire of Ihe i.-u-e cunil ive propel ties ofUh.im'it'i la in's Cough I.emedy. '��������� Last .1,11111,11 y." she s.iys, "my halij took i divndhil cold iind .it one tune I t'ean-d -he wimlil have piieiimoiii.i, hut one nf my neighhoi-*? told me how thU ii-medy had cmed her.liltle hoy and 1 betr.m Hiving1 ir, to my hahv at once awO. it =oon ciued her. I heaitily thank the iii.iiiiifoelanvi's of Cliauilier- lain's Comrh 'Remedy for placing so trieat a cine within my reach. 1 cannot recommend it too hfirhlv or say too'much in it-- t.uor. I hope all who iead -.hi-, will try it and he com meed as I was." For sale hy all druggist--. ,JMi-s. Ed./Bennett and, family . loft on' Friday for then* home in Manitoba, having come here some three months ago in quest of health and at tlie siime time lo escape the,,scvcre winter' of the f-prairie province. u We (nre pleased to leiun that cur climate lias- had a beneficial' etlcct in their case and they have given pointed prool of their appreciation of our valley by *">' 1*7,111(1 solo piografume w'ould indicate . * rianosalo' '.Mr.-'.l.r.Cr.iiK*: Souk . A I ..:, --K"-V V.-V.',i,l,le- ltocitntinii - * * Ml *������������������ <-"i'<1*,l������ Iiistruiiieiit.il dlltit.., ' (M.iikIi.Iiii and Ouilai ��������� Mi.-. Van Tn -sisl a "cl Mi. Hiller, Hair punch in/,' ynuir Itcidins " 5 | Wre-.tliin," contest. Fiancois. Bccilation . . 'Mi. S,inder-(in Mi Ii, ('ini(loin , Mi 1.. Ho-diiiiin. Killer anil Le The SmallrPox Question. ���������Any iiu'elligent phy-ician will admit that you dun l cati.li .-malI-po\ he- catise someone else ha- it. but because youi condition favois. it. Low -.itallty al.-, ays encourages sickness and at this season especially, e\eryone'should take j Feiru/Aiiie winch de-tmys disease I semis and makes the system so -truiig j NDERBY. From Our 0"vn rVir-e-o-uvl.-nt. ( L. Xorris, goiernn.cnt agent from Yernon, made u= a brief visit this week. -. P. If. Hale, M. P., manager ot the Okanagan Lumber C'j. returnnd hist Fnday from hi- le.islative dut^-s at Ottawa. seeming piopoity here, to which they pin pose icturiiing within a few months. ' *, ", " .,~a.~ - ][. M. Walker,' the newspaper man fiom New Denver, spent a few days in town last week and befoic leaving extended his trip as far as Aiiristrong and.other points.*., Mr. v\\'alker came to thiE valley for the purpose of finding, a suit.ibl-v location in which to start :v newspaper ,an������l after having sjiied oiit the l.iwd to'his satisfaction, has decided to ������}.trt in Endcrby, reeling ceitain of ultimates-ncceas in View of thc exceedingly bright piospects which Fjulciby .ilioicl**. ^ On Faster Monday the* [jidica tiuild of St. Georges church held then annual ba/,aai in the towr. hall when they disponed of. -j. nice collection ol both useful*, and oruetmental articles. The ladies served reaueshmeiits to all who desired them.' The concert held by them in the evening proved an immense success as the lollowing ... Me--i ..., . Mi-s V.. Mollet. ^ Re. V. V Vcnablo*. Mis. .1.15 (Ji.tno . ..,' .Mnstei 11. Xf-ollct .?Xe������-.rr. Sanderson, H'lllci <lti������cltlltl()ll. . . . (joauc lmxinii' i and Tiiio-.(l,ile. ��������� * . Mrtiidolin solo ��������� " .- ������ ���������- '���������Jlr Hilt'"*. We ,ne.pleased ������>��������� Ie.nn tli.it.frojjra Kmmc-ial ' stiindpoi.ft-,, tbe Jesuit was h-o-tt witisfnctoiy 3,'Ml quite unpie- cedtjn'ted in Endeibyv '. , A-piil Tr.li. , i, , =���������������������������'" '��������� ; ���������. Is- Your Doctor IBH Large? j ' Best, waiv'to keep it -mull i- not lo call'.-.liu (J-rK-toi ,,'but. usiii- N'erviline in- btoud. IP'iijr niiiioi ailinowte like colds:' coughs. (tlLills,, ciamps, lioadiiche and ^toinaVdi' tii'otihlc _\otvilliw'- is just as good-Pas any doctor. It bionics up u coldi'.in om: night, cuie.*~ ssotcticsb in the. choati, and for neuialgiu.i toosbacho aiidia-heiiniiitism you caii'tt get anything halfiio gooil as Xciviline. The f.uno. of 3-Biviliiic for ci.imps, uolio. and. pain, in the stomach (.tteindt- far and wido. Good foi everything :n [ini- tiK'iit cam lie gi������"Kl for uiHWeoiitsliuL 2.K',. foi a.liiiiine l������.ittle. MOTIOK IS HKBKHY filVKN that fiO (lavs 1N ' aiun date I iiilend to ainilv to the ( hid C'Oiiiiiiirf-loiier of I^iniln and Wtiil.s for l������ i lllli>������inil 10 JIlllcll.lM! 1(1 .iciei. ol lull" lltllllU' ahinil ij miles tout li cm.1 of the vill.iu'o nl Aiuiwhciwl mi the. shoic nCU|i|)i-i' Anon Lalv*-. eiiimii. nnnir it, a post iihinu.il iiliout half a mll������ sniiih-wcst ol thc C. |>. It., c.ihlii Inn* nnd marked W 'll. I.i'iitt>'*- N'oilh-wc-t t ovnw; Pont; tliuiuo soiilh ������ll cIiiiIih; thence en*.t in chains* theme uorl1i,to *.hoi(: line; thence along hhoi'olinc toiinii.l of cinnD'cin'Ciuoiil. i . * Dated 2l>tli li'ubi-u.ii v. Mini. ; - W. It. IIKXTI Y. NOTICE. THIS IS NOT EGOTISM. We lieliove wi know, our liiisines'-. One bn-ini's������ is in help you do \ pin l������iibiin->s., We supply up-to-date bu-i ������������������ess in-'.in-'' anil mei buds, -'mom* v ���������a\ing dcxifc* and bow to use tle-ui, ' To Curl Thiirlijoi-iiM'ii. Tlieudor Tolleffcn unci William Allen or nny iiuimn or poisons to ' ulioiii tlieviiinvli.noUss-iki.ihI llimr interest 'in lho V.ilhullii uioiiii con������istiii|? of yil.inK, ��������� Valhiill.i. Odin mill Tlior iniiicml chuin-- mi Ihk cieek, Mtiiulo on 'lm w(>-,t,side of north ' iinn ot Upper Arum Luke, Lanlcaii Miiinij*. Uiiisinii., IVe-t ICoolouay Un-tnct, Hntisli (-iiliiinliiii: , ' , Vim in(i hcicby notified tli.it T. tho under- Mirncd. lime e\iieiid(d lur you the Mini of ������i20 in lul iiiviiiiinoviiiiieiils.iii 1 mini ('iiii*; fees upon lho Mia Vikinis. Vnlhall.i. O.lm and '1 hor Mln- ei'iilei.nni-i. under th- iiuivinininof the Jlineinl Acl. iunl if Hiihlii ninety 'lav- from tho (Into of. this notice vmi fail "r ruln-e to eontuuilte tho .ifore-.ud sinn, toBctlnii ivllli ������H ������"sU of ndvr- iisiiik voni'Mileri'sl In (he-.uil ininui'-il ol'-.inw i.ill ih'iuiiio the* |ii(i|iei-t,y ol thiuinder,ie;ncd iiniler-i.clioii I nf Ihe Acl. cut.tied "A-,' Act to Vmuiid ilii'i.Mini'1'il \U ,'1!IH, ' ' Haled llus'.'iKldaj ot Iljci-niliui*, ItlO.I. ' i' ,.' ', . II l"(. STARKBY. ' TlSNOWlCl.t. l.(IOSI.:-I.HAI",I.lil3C115I{:' ' .1 - ' r.iiose Leaf File's mill !,��������� 'lifers with Mings ������p"(*i tlh nileil.' prmtid, .i.*ii,.i aleir<iiiil punch d lo suit.any st \ le o; binder. , ^ a TUxmvJGLi/'rHA.Va-'i-I- ]>i.'.e. Kjotenay Mail^ Publishing Co. Limited _,������������������ KEVELSTO' 10, B.C. / < - -23^ A. E Hale returned'in Friday from | and healthy thnt .-ickness can1! ovist \ ^^^ nm ^^ h(, ,(^ Upn for ,,I(,j Feno/ono is a Mtah/.mr tonic thnt fc .^ ^^ bliklII|, ,lfler t|)e| makes licit. ied bl'������'d build- up the ] nerve-, cine- neiv.m-ne-- and away tired latnriiid leoliug- st.-ong.ind keep strong u--e Fei it assuie- health and c.i-t- but :ili diimgist-. di lies 'To ger ro/.nio* .")i Ic at luniboimg inteie-t- of his linn. Special Ea-t-r services weie held in heie mi sund.iy i ARMSTRONG. From niirniin ('(irri'*.i.'indciit "Mi* Mclntyre, o' Kevel-toke, i- opeiiing a bakeiy and cufeotioncry store hen*. Mr. Rillington is coiitetiiplatiiig turning the front pint ion ot bis ranch at Davi������ Creek into a town-ite th" dirterent churcne, each chuicti .beint; bf.uicifully and [ appropriate!., ch-corated with lloweri ' lor the occasion. i Hot.riian Uro- caiee in Ia-t week ! wiih n carlo id of stock from Mnni-i j loi .a Tbey with tbe other members! ,.11 the family .in" about to -ettif oil i i the pnipct ty mar Enderbv which lhey' \ [iiiieha-od some n.oi'lji- ag". i | .1 Oailoul left on .-.itunliiy for iQiiesntl wheie he h.i- -eciivcd :i( po-it-oii for tiie cri-iiing slimmer, T'e-1 I ton le.i-.ing Mr Gavloid lot tho con- j gw te 7 fl-!.!"������-! ^jg-j������jgi* fP m Km j������?5* t*a������*,'w;.:Aj." ������.d..iS(. HA |Jfi-tB|&iarsJ S _____19.^������_m-_Cr-- ��������������� ' ^iptn^uV New^ tract for a re-idenre to be built on Iih T. Bell has bought Ch.ulei Hardy's ; property in Knderby lancli, L.iiisdowne, and Iiiiji moved his family thete. Mc���������r- Hardy and Iii������h have pin cha.-ed the Tronson piopcrty lying on l.ifteinoon and evening nddro-y Major Sheppard, T fi. Earl and Thomas Cunningham armed on Wednesday morning and on the same ���������cd meet- the south -ide of the railway here. Mai shall Lucas, barber, has boon appointed agent for the Dominion Steam Laimdiy, Vancouver, I?. C. The safe and (ittings for the I!a"k of Mont real have arrived. This in.stitu- tion will commence liiihiiu"-* in a few diys. ' -. ������������������.!''" ings of the Farmer's Institute here. Much interest was manifested in the interesting and instructive way in which they "poke upon the important subjects of fruit growing, packing and marketing. We���������(recognize this subject as one of pa'ramoi/nt importance! in this locality particularly. In STorcj-jciost Educational Institutions in Canada After c-irefnl and cxhr^ustivc tesUi in 4ll i������inti of ewellentc. the Nc*v Scale Will.rns r'uii'j hi- been ..lu-vt.d .-<! lhc .tf.-nlitd of p! 1110 perfection by Uic Kc*v. Pr. II. C. I!*---!*-*.! t'ru>cn>-.l nt .Mn-inl Alll-o*l I,'idi,-i Collcjc. S.i(-l-i'illc, K.II. The f^llo-*.in*; I'-t'.rr frn-*i t: '. Itcvcrcnit Or. r^Drdcn cxpluniK lhc reason for hi. -<I(.ctioii of the New !x.-ile WiIi-^ei-i. i Salk/illk, N.H. The V/iIli.-imsi *r**-i*io Co . Osh*i.s-i. Out. Cut lean 1. ���������\. e,h.i.c liad reji. of >our New Sr-.lr Willi., mi ri.iiva������ i*i use for three months, ane lu-t found 11 hi.-hly s. ti'fnctury. I'Tliripr the test e*i(len<e I e.m fc".e of our .-.ii|ir.-ciilimi <,f your ii.fiini.T.1 &.r-in llic faci 1h.1t 1 Ii.im: given y.nr Mr Uius .111 oiU.t;r for ten new- 1,..11103 ^ otifa, truly, II C. HOKDl-.X. Mount AtlNoa 1,-Klie"! College V) so veil-itul fnvor.i'ily 1 noivn .isonc 0/the largest .,nd pcrhap-i most intluentlal institution of in tind in tins country (l!!ustr:ition of the Conservatory only shown above), tint the choice of the New Scale Williams fittingly iilustrates the foremost ]>osili 111 tint iii-.trin.Hiit is t.il-infj tn lhc piano ���������world to-day Its high (juahty ������nd iutr-nsic merit, coupltd i.nh the ni.uiy im- provemenU and ad-ranUgei it ���������po-is^s.vs ov.rall oth-rs, h.ive won for it thc praise of the Vst judge* everywhere as unequalled in tone, qeilily or any of Ihe oUier requisites of a thoroughly artistic instrument. Thc Williams Piano Co-, Oihawa publish three intcrcslinjf bftolclets on the history nnd construction of a piano Thi*se 1..11 t^r procured free by naul on request, or from the Agents for thi* celebrated piano for this territory. The WiUi-vm-' Piano Co., Oshnw*, Ont. Pianos 'kept in stock by Lewis Bros. ���������f^ ~ Scarecrows* ' .The term Is almost'a misnomer, now-a* AsyeA For the "cciitury-livingr -rrow" lia* been, schooled,by experience.; T\ie scarecrow dosn't scare him. InvestigattfiR- oini- thologists -sdyitliiit he can tell a gun from al btick and caurcouut up to seven. Evidently, the crow hasf ���������progressed from the ignorance of 1 Ins ancestry. , The crow is in giome things iu advance of the tinman family,' , There are scarecrows which scared our gi andfathers, and which, ara j 11st as fearsome to us. In spite of tlie- fact that sonic scientific i 11 vesti gators .say, "There's nothing to rbe afraid of., A scarecrow., can't hint , yon,"' the bulk of men and .women .still believe the scare- ciow is a'powerful and destroying fetish, ��������� This attitnde is -most marked iri relation'to certain, foriils ofdli-ease. In diseases of the liing-������~and. respiratory organs, for instance, it. is the cii������M>ci to assume that theie, is uo cure for the.cough, no- help for the licniorrhaga*, no healing for the lungs. The scarecrow. Consumption, is set up, often taking the form of some inexperienced and unskillful practitioner who denies hope or^ help to* the ���������victimiof disease. r { ' Yet'.tlie records go to show that stubborn ���������coughs- have been cured, that persistent Tiemorrhages have been stopped, audi that -weak lungs have been made strong by the 1110 "of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco vol y. TESTIMONY TALKS. ' All tbe claims ill the woild for the onret- iSve virtues of a medicine will not equal one testimony to the actual fact of cure. Thousands of testimonials like the following have been received from persons cured of lung "troubles,"bronchitis, hemorrhage, obstinate coughs, etc., by "Golden Medical Discovery :" , "I was-.ery sick indeed," writes Mrs. Mollie J.icobs, ofi l'elton, Kent Co Delaware, "amour tainifw doctor sud I had consumption, X thought f must die soon, for I fell so awfully bid. Had a bad cough, spit blood, was.veiy bhort of breath ; ill fact, could hardly get my biL.ilh atiall sometimes. I had pains in, my chest and light lung, also hid dysncpsia. Before I took" >our 'Golden Medical JUiiCOv-. ci\ ' and' 'Plen'sant Pellets' E w as so weak ^1* could not sweep a room, nud now E can do n smalt washing I worked iu thc can-' mug f.icloiy ,thi3 fall, and I leei like n new person I than k the good Lord, aud also Dr. Tierce foe making this good medicine. I believe that the Loid and your medicine have sa*.ed my life. I was sick over two years I took thnteen bottles of the ' Golden Medical Discovory * and four \1als-0f Doctor, l'ierce's. 1-ellets." ' There is no al" cohol in "Golden Medical Discovery" and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine, nnd all other narcotics. Sometimes a dealer, will offer** a substitute for the "Discovery," claiming it, to be "just; as good." The substitute pav him more proiit, that's why. Protect yourself from unscrupulous dealers by Insisting on Dr. Wcrce's Golden Medical Discovery. , 31 GENTS" WORTH ' Of knowledge wouldn't amount to much, you'd think. Hut for just 31'ccnts invested in one-cent stumps (to pay expense of mailing OH/yb'you can obtain knowledge which it has taken hundreds of years and millions of money to acquire. Dr, Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser covers the field of medicine and hygiene from the day of Galen to thc present hour. Thc 1008 page* of thin great work are full of facts vital to human health and happiness. 'Tht book . it given away, being sent entirely free on ���������Receipt of stamps .to payexpense-of cus- 'Hoins and ���������niailing only.-' Send 31 one-cent ij tamps for the book''in" paper covers or 5c A'iimp.s for the cloth bound took. AddreM ra, R.'V. Pierce, Bu0alb, N. Y. Jas, SrWoodrow* , butcher:. . Retail Dealer ln^_ni____2?������- '���������" "' BEEF,' PORK, MUTTON,- Etc. '., Fish and Game in Season.1 ' All oi'dci-h iiHiiiipll*, tilled. '< ' ' ', ' r ' REVELSTOKE,1 -B. C, amYK.HB^hooJ!!! NO,, BEFfER -'BBBAD ��������� ,' ' ' . 'In tnw ti than I hal, miuli> ,*it SinilliV, R'ikcry;'' und ' ��������� -.Cakes',- of--Every ���������'Kind- , * 1 ������ , * * *. Agents Cor the Ol.'bniti'd ', "- iMONSOON TEAS. , ' ' . T * i Mi,8MfIH&Cfl, McKcii/.h1 Avenue,''lt.'velstnkc. ' H' R S^ONEX MA'OHiattST." AM- -BUHfSMITH' OpixHiti- Ceiilin! JfOs'el, Rovulstokc- - Jjiilhi^ and fieiiiv.-iI JMcifhine Work Piotn/if.lv," Rjn-ciifi'rl rXaVCEG- TABLE ���������S. S. '; Archer" or S. S.," Lai clean. , 1 Riuirwiicr hctwecti' Arrowhead1,' ThomsonV. Landin-eund Coiminilix, uinninuiiuiiiK OcL-llth, ' Midi. wiTl'-mil as follows (w.-utlici prnnittiiig): l.oavo-Aliowlwarf for Tlionison'������ Ij.indingj and CoiitAplKlwiee daily,ill. itlk. ami1 tok. , t heave Comapht an.1 Thonwon'*- I.aivdiiig for* Anowhcrtdhiwicod.-iiil) at 7.1.ik. and tai.'ik. .Making c!h-o cot������n������otions', with ali'C. P. K. I rams and honts. r ,* , > The ownem reserve tho 1 ight to ch.mpe time������ ,if sailings wHihont, notice. I'ltIO l.'Rl..I> ItOUrNSOS J.UMIlKItrO'L'TIl. ', ,.' - V. ItOHINSON., ^ ( > ��������� ',' Jlanaging lliicctor.1' '6 ' SEE Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese rind Japanese g'oods. The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and ornamental articles: I 0.1 soi vices Plates Ilii-kofss (',1110 (Jh,ill's Jlandkci-cli.cfs Flow or Pots Unihiullii Stand- lainch Il,i-kets Smoking Jackets Silk Gooda. GOLD FISIL l.'incsl. stock of candies and fruit, in town,'' Front Street, Revelstoke in Every Home| ^Always , Vp to Date i > webster's;^ International ) Dictionary A DicUonary of ENGLISH, Biography, Geography,Fiction,etc. - ' The New and Enlarged Edition Contains 25,000 New Words I New Gazetteer of tho. World I with 11101 e thiin 13,000 titles, bused on the! latest census 1 cturns. ��������� I New Biographical Dictionary! coiitiilninir iiiimcsol overlO.MlOiioteworthy I porsonss with natloniillt v, oociipiition, datol of iei|fus, date of Willi, death, etc. I Edited! hy W. T. HARRIS, Ph.D., LL.D4 J I United States Coiiiiiiltsliinei* ol Kdiiciitlou, New Plates Rich Bindings 2380 Quarto Pnso-sl 5000 Illustrations! , Wo also iiulillsh Webster's Collegiate Dictionary wit h fi lossaryofScot t MiWni dsnnd Tin uses. IKK) 1'iiKts-, lllKllllii������lr������llo|]H. Sl������(. TildiS 1-8 hullni. I.'lrat-clu&s ill quality, i-ccond-oliu-s in si/c." jt 1___T *us SEND YOU FREE "ATeat b*. Pronunciation " which nltorda n pleasant and instructive evening's entertainment. Illustiated pampblot oJbo free. G.6C.MERRIAM COMPANY, Publishers, Springfield^ Mass. Colds Are Dangerous. How nft"ii vmi hf'.ir it reiriarked: "It's only ,i colli," nnd ,i ft-w dity-i lute r li-aiii tint, tin- iii.in it, on his li.ii-k will) pileuinoiii.i. This is of s-uch coiniimn ���������ii'ciiri i'iicc I Ii.it a cold, however slight, -lion|d not he ilisrc-citidcd.* Olmmli^i-** hiinVCinigh Reiucdy1'counter acts any ��������� tendency toiv.ud jwieiinioni.i, It ul- ��������� ways cures nnd U pleasant (,q tHrJPr 'For sale by tvt 1 {Jrugiji-it-.. ' n i.i i i ', .'IC >:���������!������������������' ��������� 'I'lllI j| S> Did you ever .stop to think that THE'KOpTFATAY MA IT.. a WEILER" | Stand's for ^oo( leli.ihle jr<iods '! A large and experienced organization" enables us to present styles notable high ' furnishing qualities; than the ordinary kind. <' .for at- THE SALT IN THE SEA. TITLE PAG^S. effectiveness and prices' no h iy her ��������� ; FUBNITUEE,1 CARPETS,, OURTAINS, ,WALL PAPERS Complete House Furnishings ' > Write for large i].n_tr:it������I .catalogue-it is/dee iVnd i���������ieioriin������ ' WEILER BROS., ' : VICTORIA B C E. B. EDDY'S '"KINO EDWARD" JOOO-.' '"HEADLIGHT," ,VX)s.'. , ���������'Exti l.li.\ JiiO*. and 200s? '���������'VICTORIA," '��������� T'-LITi;iJ5 CIOMLST." ' ' ���������>.- V " ,' ' i ,FOK SAL.E EVERYWHERE. ^-~a \ ��������� "Are- the' best that caji be, bought.'. " Don't experiment with other and inferior brands. HOTEL LARDEAU . .-' COMAPLIX - ������^.������f>-r|f|f$ ������**&f|r| rj ������$r| <$.���������������$ ^^-jft.^;,4^<������r<f.<*������>,������frt<*I*������*-4' **���������*���������'"**'" ��������� - ^ r Well Furnished - Good Table (4. Best Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS kept >in Stock. t \ * ' * " - - ��������� ,' ���������'-''' ��������� ������������������ '*. ^ W. HAMILTON, Proprietor." " . f f^'t^i"|v^<^(^<-������rt>^if^i^ <$>i>t<* Souio liilorv-Niliiu: OI.mtv.k |���������n- UB One or .Nn tu it--- WuiiiIltn. ' The very, fact that tl.e watcr.s of oceans are salty is a wonder within it- *-eIf. .That such is the ease e very Iunl v knows, bin why? 'Idvers ������������������������������������,. .���������)t hll|t" .neither mv mhiic of the very largest' of.iiilantl seas.'yet one .slIkioIoi1 scien ti.sls will tell .ion that these same seas ll.-ikc.-ii are'the" ri'in.-ilns-oi' what w.i.s once a universal (ii-oiin, that there w':.s��������� once an,upheaval of the land ami thai all the waters seiit-.U In basin-, o.\cept that' which drained oil'. If tills j.s^., fac-l. why are these lake- or seas now fresh? I/on', teh me. says ,.lt invesll galor, that it Is I-ecu use uu.y bine heen evaporating through the Ion- .���������-���������Mitirlcji and that the viie.iiie.v has been sup plied hy fresn wittei-.s ..fiiim rivers. Great Suit In|.o is no less salty now than it was ll.otio years ago ami prob* ably a great deal more so. The,,water of llie (Jii'i-IIibenn sea U dense coiiipni-cil with Ihcl-of tin; At* laiil'ic In the vicinity of the Cape Verde islands, the proportion bring ule%-on lo 'twenty-one. Why, Is thlsV II Is certainly a fact thiit lhey.are both of (.lie body of water. The variety of saline; matter found In iiii sea water Is tini.-er-' sally the same. There ls,iiiiothoi- fact-" which should, be mentioned while we are classifying sea watur-lhat i.s this: When, the saltm-ss of oceans i.s'rol'er-- red to. it must not ho understood as be- in.,' th'e, table salt of commerce (clilo-,, ride of sodium), for there are-lining other's.ilts'in the solution. Export hy- drographers tell us that there aie enough of these' various salts held in suspension in the waters of the oienns to-cover.the1" whole landed'Sin-face of the'globe to-a depth ,of ,l,j00 feet���������in other words, that there'is 00.000,000.- 000,000,000 tons so held in suspension. The sea is'salt,hy reason of the earth ' w.-ishings which are poured into it. /; 'hey Wcrc'UiiiciioHii'L'iitll A'ter the In. enii.,,, or l'riiiiiiiu. Tlie most stirpn-ing thin.,- ,-,-. [lie his. ory of the title page is tne i\._i tliat t was utterly unkuowii until a lew .-ears after, the iincuriou, of pi-int'in^. In the days belore th.-itg.e.ii er.i. when ill books wore in mauu-,cnpt. iim suibe ;ver thought of prW.-icnig 'hi- ������0���������j vlth a separate page oi- le.u de-.oted to" he title. . , ' , When printing took the place of writing, changes i.ime ������������������������������������.iiiunlly lu man,-" e.tti.v .printed books thc-ie, iv is "ktiil - scope for li.mdwoi-1. iiuu'.-l letters weie left for (he ������������������i-uiiii.sUi'r." a- lie* was called, lo'decorati aud .illuminate'by liu nd. i ��������� , . The Best house in. Town. MAXIMS',OF SUCCESS.- THE CITY EXPRESS <' ��������� * E. W. B. Paget,", Prop." Prompt delivery of parcels, b.iggngp, etc., to 11113-, part of the City. t Any Kind of Transferring Undertaken., ��������� All orders left nt R. M. Smylhe's Tobacco Store, or by Telephone, No 7 ���������will receive prmnpt uttfiition F^ATf- KI"TQ ^ Tr''-c(enlarl<-, ' ���������t���������rr\ l,l_IN. 1 O" and'Copyrights ubt,iiiiud 111 nil (.Diiiuriui.. vR'pWLAND^ BRIT-TAIN;. Registered Patent Attorney >l.*.*lii>iii.,������l An..iiiey ,-md r:ii(jin,er. Rix>m������. Kiuill..].i;Rlnck*. (ii."nnill..-i ."ncu I'.O VANCOUVER" B.< C. - - A po.-tcaril will secino tin oivmiiKn-pnoint ment for thnv who cannot call rtiiriiiJJilVpn'iy REVELSTOKE, B. ;C . ���������"- : ��������� -ABRAHAMSON BROS.,*' PROPRIETORS. * **" ������������������ * '���������*' " "Newly built." First-class in e\'eiy respect., "^11 modern conveniences * * ' Large Sample Rooms. -' , ' ^ *��������� Rates SI 50 per Day Special Weekly Rates. ' Queen's Hotel,*-Trout Lake,' under same man-aoement. The truest wisdom is .1 resolute-de- terminatidn.���������Napoleon, I. , /Tlunss don't turn, upr 111 this world until somebody turns them up.���������Jiime.s A. Garfield. ..,'���������- <- ��������� , The one "serviceable, safe, ^certain, 'ren'iuner.itive.rattainable quality in every study and pursuit is the qua Illy ot attention.���������Charles Dickons. ' - t The talent of successes' nothing more than doing v.-Lia- you can- do well and doing well *.vh.i(e*rer you do, without a thought of fame.'���������Longfellow. ' Never don't do nothin' winch isn't -your tort, lor ef you do you'll Iind yourself splashin'- around in the ka- nawl. figuratively speakin'. ��������� Arteiuus Wind. I neveiylid anything .worth doing by accident. Anything I have begun Is always on my mind, and I am not easy while away iroin it'until it is 'finished. '���������Thomas A. Edison. .f ..Never desert your lino of talent. - Be what nature intended you for. an.l you will succeed; be anything else, and yoi* will bo ten thousand times .worse than nothing.-" - - ' - . - As hooks miiltlplii.(rtliis practice.'of ' course, soon , dn-,1 ,..,'���������,. Occ.-i--ion.iIly iveallhy and luxurious book, owners would employ a skilliul illuminator,to adorn the pages ami in.ngins of a printed book Just as in former davs manuscripts hml been illuminated. The manuscript practice of .surrounding the iuu with .iiioi-naiiK-uinri.oider -Wiis also often applied to early printed,0 hooks. The intniilu'ctioii of, the title ��������� page showed the same mingling of old anil new, ���������* 1-r.iiling was Invented about 1 I.jO hut no title page, inoperly -,��������� L!ln0d, i-������" known before l-iTU., In the earlie-t examples the title is either, 11s in manuscripts: giren'iri the u'rsMwoor three- lines or the' first pniro. ro he imiuedi- ntijly followed by the printed texr, or is simply, as rt lu- been called, a l.t- bel-tlmi Is, It consists of a vcrv, brief title ni the top of a blank page. , ,, There wns one curious o-jc-.t.t.on A - "KnlPnil-ir" prinied by Itntdolt at Yen- ' Ice In 1-17(1 has a full title page in tin*. ' modern style. This leni.irkahle page consists of an introductory poem surrounded 611 three sides by'ornamental .- borders, with, at tlie bottom, the place*, of prinling and date���������"Ve net iis) 1470" ���������and the hnine.s or the pri'iilut-s.., But this I.s quite an exceptional In-' stance. Such a title pa;-? is hardly ' found again for twenty yp.tr-. ahd'<1 til' ' not become' common till about lo2u, '" more than forty years" In ter. " A particularly noticeable feature'in ' ' many tide pages'of the sixteenth, and' " earlyr seventeenth centuries is' the' l < length of the doscript'fve tnies. . Con-' troi-cislnl |iainphlci-,iiid books of travel and ail vein ure,especially li.ne titles which arc ('xti-iiordinarlly long winded. > ' The whole page |- |i:i(.,| -.t-i111 small' '; t.vip. giving nu analysis of the contents _ of book or pamphlet. Then toward the end of tliV'scven- - --.* teetith century ,and, through-its successor came the reign of the bold and plain title" [iiu'e. and ihi' plain title bus', lasted until the present day. ' . ,. H. W. EDWARDS, TAXIDERMIST. ' ��������� DEER HEADS, BIRDS, ANIMALS , MOUNTED. Revelstoke, - - B. O. .ap. The Wor! >n't be satisfied to work > s in thc same old way- low wages. We can ' you carve out a suc- ful career. Thousands i increased their salaries ollowingf our plan. We train you in spare time, at small cost, for any 1 .he following positions: ���������;, ichanlcal. Electrical, Steam, Civil, or g Engineer; Electrician; Sarveyor; * . tccf; Draftsman; Bookkeeper; Sten- 'pfier; Teaelter; Sfiow-Car. Writer; , a>. Dresser; or Ad Writer. -.lto TOI)AT. ctntlnirwhich post, tlou interests you. to INTERNATIONAL ,1 Correspondence - Schools ll Box 799. SCRAKT0N, PA. H OK CALL ON OCU LOCAL DErBE-EIIT]lTITli S. H,' KRUGBR, Box 415. NelBon, B, 0. BOILERS AND* ENGINES. Saw Mill Machinery Wood Working- Machinery Machinery for all purposes All of very best makes. T L. NEILSON & CO, 602 Main'St., Winnipeg, ORIENTAL HOTEL ably' furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors, ,& Cigars. Rates $;La day.. 'Monthly rate. ALBEBT T_ STOISTE, PROI Just Remodelled and Refurnished with a/I Modern Conveniences. Rooms i;i Suites with Baths and Toilets attached, flowing Ho; and Cold Water, Inside Toilets on each floor, Gas Lighted ana , ' Steajn Heated Throughout. J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, , = GOLDEN, B. C. .Thunderstorms. , . ( Thunderstorms ure moro frennent In Jayu than in anj- other part of the world, there being an average ot linie*- ty-seveu days iu each year upon which they occur. Next to Java comes Sumatra, which never has less than eighty- six "thunder days" per year. Then i o..,.,,,,..,.., come Hindustan with 50, Borneo with j ol-"|J*"*c o-l, the African Gold Co.i*-,t wiji 52 and the region around Itio de Janeiro,-Brazil, with 51. The European list is headed by Italy, with 3S thunder days out of the 3U5 on an average. Austria has 23; Baden, Wurtteinberg and Hungary each average 22; Silesia, Bui aria and Belgium have 21; Holland und Saxony IS; France, Austria and south Russia IC; Great Britain and Switzerland only 7. At Cairo, Egypt, and in north Russia and in Sweden and Norway the average is only -1 per .year. In Finland and east Turkestan thunderstorms are wholly unknown. t The Etc of.the r.ii.l. Damascus, perhaps the tno-st ancient city Injihe world, claims the proud title-, of,-tlie Ky-'b of the Eiisl,'\ which the*, striking he.iul.v of its aspect from a dis-_ tance lully jtistilics. Bright building!, which sparkle under the Syrian .sun i-ise out of a mas* of many tinted foliage. *To the north-- west stretch the long. bare, snow white- ridges" of Anti-Lebanon, while in ' charming contrast gardens, rich .cornfields 'and teeming orchards form a brilliant setting on all side*-. Winding through this profuse dis*pla.r of oiienlal beauty, tho nveis U.ur.ichi .and Pliege���������the Abana and Pbaipar of lose themselves far to the* east in Luke Mahr-pl-.Merj.' On a nearer view much of this glamour vanishes, and tliere is abundant evidence* of general decay. A similar title is given to Athens in. Milton's "Paradise Regained." It ii: Athens, the eye of Greece, mother of arts. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mall Lines. Cheapest Route to tho Old Country. ALLAN LINE. Fiom St. John, Hnlifnv, Tortliiad, New York." IJrctori.in Keb. 8 lAtircntiiiii Fob. 13 loni'in ; Feb. 22 Sicilimi Feb. 5? Ra.ni i.iii M.ir. 5 DOMINION* LINE-Fioni Portland. Cnniulii.... I.'eb. (i Dominion -. Keb. *_'7 Canada Sl.tr". 12 CAN. PAC. ATLANTIC S. S.-From St. Jolin' Liike Manitoba Vob. li Lake (lliiiliiplain Feb. 20 Luke Erie l\Iar. o WH1TK STAR LINE-From New York. Mnjostic ; Feb. 3 Oceanic Feb. 10 ''oltio Feb. 17 Cednc Keb. 21 Majestic Mar. 2 CUNAIID LINE-From New York. Etruria Feb. G Umbriit Keb. 13 Ivernia Fob. 20 C.unpanin : Feb. 27 Etiiirni Mar. 5 PaHfieiiucrs ticketed through to all parts of Groat Ijritain and Irclaud, and at .specially Ion- ratcrt to all imrtd of the European continent. Apply to nearest railway or steamship agent or to T. W. BRADSHAW. Agont, Eovelatoko W. P. F. CUMMII^OS, Paclilo Agont. I COMAPLIX CHIEF YOUNG, - - - Proprietor. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will fine, excellent accommodation at this Hotel. By Mornrt. ' The average compositor has n most Intense dislike for contractions and | ������������������. ,, . , ., rarely puts one In his pages when it | and the������ oxt���������le them with some force, can be avoided.. When ho and the re- I A Tali- ol CntliHli. A pair of catfish that weie continuously watched in a government aquarium made a nest by removing the* gravol from a corner. Dunns the tirst few days after hatching the fry. banked In the corners of the tank, were at Irregular intertills actively stirred by the barbels of the parent's,.usually the male. Suhseiiuently the-pa rent*- wore* seen to suck the cags into their mouths porter disagree ns to the meaning; of some abbreviation, the result is sometimes amusing. A good example of this occurred in a southern city where a popular touring orchestra was giving a. Sunday night concert. Naturally their selections were principally of a sacred character. Next morning tlie Daily -��������� announced: "The second part opened with a splendid rendition of the 'Overture From the Twelfth Massachusetts, by Mozart.' " , DAVE The best Dnlinr a Day House in the town. ORR, Proprietor. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits- arid Cig.us. BURNS & CO. Wholesale arid Retail .... Meat Merchants Foliowcil the Example of Cato. In the first year of the last century London atl'ected great admiration for Cato's suicide, the feeling being aroused by Addison's, piny. A gentleman named Budgell, after witnessing its performance, threw himself into the Thames on his way home. His body was recovered, nnd on it was found a ficrapof paper with these words: "What ������,-,-_ I ������������������ "-������ ������*��������������� w������**j unit iimuvun.il v������j u II." Cato did and Addison approved must crudescptico of that religious mysticism needs he right. | whlch ,)a(J 8tronj,*y characterized hl������ The predaceous feeding habits, of the old fish gradually overcame the parental instinct.* The tendency to suck^rhe* fry into their mouths continued and the inclination to spit them out diminished, so that the number of young- dwindled daily, and the o00 tli.it had been left with their parents had completely disappeared in sit week's, although other food was liberally supplied. Gounod the Stun. .Gounod was one of the tno<-t fascinating men I h.-ue ever met. Ittenwn- ner had a charm that was irresistible, and his kindly eyes, as soft and 'inciting ns it woman's, would light up wltlt a smile now tender, now htiiuoioiis. that hxed itself inclTnceiibly upon the* memory. He could ������pouk Kiigllsh fairly well, but preferred his own 'language, in which he wns a brilliant conversationalist, and he could u--e to advantage u fund of keen, ready wit. Ifo* wns nt this time influenced by a re- Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage Alberta Alwnys the Mode. "Yon don't care much for display?" "Not much," replied the very weulthy man. "Yet there Is some satisfaction In not being wholly out of stylo." "That is the point exnctly. The things thnt money buys go out of fashion In a few months, but the money Itself becomes more stylish every century," i characterized youthful career, but his tone, though earnest and thoughtful when he was- dwelling upon his art. could brighten up with the lightness and gayety of & true Parisian.���������Hermann Klein in Centura. ,' Water freezes every night of tho- year nt Alto Crucero. in l.olivia, while at noonday the sun is hot enough to* blister the flesh. '"?- '*-*������. ��������������� <V- ������'V <'������"> Ai*r~ 'fill. i--Wevj.-It / l. it ���������-������������������������������ -i. ������ ��������� f I i-jM-i'n'n-si^rin i*c/iia-T,'jiy<is. THE KOOTENAY MAIL. Cough Medicines ' All Kinds, All Sizes ', * ,. Just opened at the canada: drug & - BOOK CO. REVELSTOKE B. G. BORN. Us Jl.nch Buti,i;i.���������At Revelstoke, on ^ailtli,'the,wife dl F. C. Hit tier, .1 son Local and General. "The detention cell* nie being placed 5n thc'oity h.tll li.i-ement thi* week. Firot pn'/.e'of iflOO in the y.incotiver Pioi ince jiuz/Ie was won hy C. S. Dent ol this'city, the number being 40-17. , , r - ' John l\ Christopher, who it charged ' with 'in,inuiiicMiiing , obscene photo- ���������gi-.tphs. escaped fiom Vancouver goal Thmsilay. , ��������� We afc'gliid to hem _that Mr. II. Cook lu*: leeovoicd fiom lii-j lccent severe illness, and will lie intending5 to Ins duties in .1 few d.iy->.' i ' * ' A football meeting will be ,lfeld Wednesday coning next, at L. Sclmi- dei-s. All toot lull player? ' a rci cquest- ed to attend this meeting. ' ������������������ ' < " Cnn.idii's gie.uo-;t entertainer.'-'Bert Ilaivey. aiuH'compnny of-eight stars t.li'e bc=t concert oigani/.ation that lm*-, "over traveled tlie west, will bo at the Opeia House. Monday April 11th. "A* an instance of what can be done with .siiT'ill fanning in ,tl,e Okanagan Valley J. Co=ni������n, an Italian settler -it Mission took $3,000 ofV less than four acres with a crop ol" onions last seas in. It i- stated on good niitlio'rity that - Mi Tapping has ic.-pcctfully lequestcd the Methodists-to cancel then engagc- , , i ^ ;** ment of the Opcui house for their concert, on account oi the derog.it.iry rein.uks of the Koi. C. Liidner on the theatie* and di.mi.is. n week ago last Sunday, m the iMcthodist church. The g Liberal Association held a meeting on the 5th inst. to discuss the lesolution recently passed by the Camboine association in the matter of a daily mail service for the Lai dean and Fish Cieek districts. After confid'r.ible discussion in which ' the incon vantages of the present service were fully commented upon, it was resolved that the secretary take the matter up with W. A. Gallihcr M. P., and request that lie give the matter his full support and secure as early as possible a daily mail service to nil points in the Fish Creek mid Lar.leatidistricts. The one thing Needful for Beautiful Locks iiviences and disad-|, Wednesday , to take up work on' tlie nursing,stnlY of tlie 'Victoria Jubilee Hospital. , Miss Jessie Orr cvpects to join her sister in .a month's time. To the two blight'inci-iy girls who have guiwn up in Ttevelstokc, wc would heie wish all success as they" le'.ive us to enter oiv.i new sphere of labor. Last Tuesday, evening''Mis. li. A. L.iwson gave a farewell enchic p.tity to hev lyccC Miss .lean Orr.' Keveial innoMituiiis weie introduced into the giinic which',caused no little, merriment. A very < pleasant riniproniptu dance concluded thc evening. > ITn saying good-bye to Miss Orr, the guests felt tbey'were saying farewell to one whom they would gte.itly'miss.' A very pleasant, little function'took place at the Vicarage last Thursday evening, when' the Shakespeare Club, after assembling at.W. M. liiiwicnce's, went en m.isso to the Vicnr.ige as a sui-piisc p.uty. Mrs.'H.iggan as vice- president oi the society piesented Sirs, l'rocunier with air Knstor packet of new gieenb.icks .is a slight token from the Sh.ikcspeaiean Club to mark 'its appreciation of the iii.iny kindnesses loceived fioni Mr. and Mrs. lYociinier duiing'the past wintei.' Sir. Frocunicr ������- ' i . i - replied on behalf of'his .wife, saying anything' they might have 'done for the society had been a labor of love After"the niesentation the 'members f ' r I settled down, to tlio'enjoyinent' of .a delightful 'inusicai progi.imnie which had been ari.uiged by Mis������ U.ill," who1 also acted as accompanist' in "her usual capable nianiier. Those who took part jn thc musical po.rtion of the' programme weie - iMesdames Joh'n lioiune. ( .lessop,, W. M. Lawience, Wilkes, "and ' Sibbiild, . and Messrs. Coui-sici'. 11. X. Doyle, Hugger, and lluniphicys. Alter tea .indcofVee had been set\cd thc'wliolc company joined' in singing Auld Lung -Sync in time- honored fashion, and then dispersed leoiing that a veiy pleasant evening had been spent. The unexpected visit, ol" Bishop _I).nt adde'd no little to the enjoyment ot the evening.-' Business Locals. Moth Camphor balls for stoiing with fins or woollens, at Hews'drug store. ' First class 'piano for rent. Apply Lewis tiros. ' , ' riant Sweet l'ca seed as soon as the ground is baic; liew*-' has it. Pianoforte taught r. quickly. Sirs. Lumb. Apply ICoo'i'i:ni:y Mail ollice. ., Golfo, the new game; latest out ,at the Hod Cross drug store. ��������� I...JI.'Tiueiiian will visit Kevelstoke studio Apiil Kith, for'about ten days. Revelstoke, unfl Trout ' Luke, city- lots for sale. 11. X. Coursier. See our stock of Tally- cauls, Scoie Piiiicheis'iind playing cauls. The lied Cioss Drug Stoie.' ', .', The St. Leon Hot Springs has 'bee n opened .and is < now ready to accomodate visitors, " '- '. Dininieis.L.iwii seed at, Hews', drug stoie.' , ; , For sale," cheap, second-hand-base burner coal stove. Apply at Koori:xAV SlAir/oflice. Congicss playing cuds, twenty-five selections to choose from: Also B. C. view pl.iying'caids. lied 'Cross -drug stoie.. ' ,' ' '' Read C. 11. Hume & Co's iidvt. on first page of this issue. Travellers visiting Kevelstoke will find' the best accomodation'at the Central Hotel. Abrahamson Bros, o- i s- 1 ' , When you come, to Revelstoke hail the Central Hotelt bus to take you to a 'good 'hotel. Abrahamson Bros. Props. , -, ' ^ s * ' I, \ ' ond, the" new p.ipefcne . "Japanese paper and envelopes'to match, in bulk oi boxes', at the Red Cross (hug store. Tea set. *L4 priecesj Royal iioicelaine, decorated, 'iegul.ii* !|i<j'25 for. $3.00. Dinner set, 07 pieces dccoiated Semi porcelain. icgiil.it- $12.00 for $8.00. C.' IJ Hume it Co. t * ' , *��������� ~ , You will always find "an attendant at our electric fitting and plumbing shops. We supply , the best assortment of electric fittings in the city. Moscrop Bros. , Social & Personal. Ia very often ii irimd. well made biush Wc huA-t nf our- for several good reasons Tiny air* e\*tr.i line bristle��������� with solid hacks mid uii h care and clean lint'- will l.i-t loi y&rs. Kdpi-ci.illv do wc Kcoiniiiciid our IDEAL BRUSH Fine bri-tlc with -oft clii'-tic pud���������pin- ducinu an cli r-iiic.il eU'rct which .stimulates the gmwth ol hair. They an* icrnminendrd by ph\ -ician- iind aie \ciy ii-.isniialilc in price. Only $1.00 at RED CROSS DRUG STORE .1. A. IJlckiiau. C 11. Hume wont west Thursday evening. ,K A. SlofCenyie has leturned from the east. JO. A. Bi.ulley is on a business trip to the east J. O Piper was up from Trout Lake city this week. WpB. Iiobert.son. of, Golden, spent tindny in the city. Stuart Henderson. M. L.'A.for Ash- croft, paid a visit to the city on Monday. Tlie K of P. Ball Sloudny eidiing tn.is largely attended and proved quite, a sticces*1. Sirs. B. f-innifs is on a visit, to Sins Ainslie, and will leave for tlw es-X shoitly. l " , '6. Hill is up from Arrowhead, and will leave tomorrow evening for tlie Okanng.in. F. V Elliott, of Ttoiir Lake, attended the county court -jiting on Wednesday. ff Peny I.ciko ictnrnod' early in the week from the Cf,iut wbcie he spent the winter. 'Ihe Peak .Sisters from Alaska are due on the 19th inst., and will sing the New X-I.ny. Arch McMillan, of the Arrowhead Lumber Co.. wis in the city on Thursday, fie left on Friday for his home in Manitoba We wen* plen-ed to -ee that Mr. McMillan hud comjiIet<*ly rrroveied fiom his l;tt������" -icicrc illness. At then* rcidunce on McKenzie Avenue, Dr. and Mr". Cross. Iu������t evening, entertained a large number of ti iends at u wbi.st party. Nurse Chalmers won thc Indies 1st pri/e and Mr- H. Bourne 2nd, while \Y. W. f*'o ter won the genth irinn's 1st and W M. Lnivienoe the booby. On Friday cvriiinsr .i very successful siidal wns hold in the Preibyteri.iii chinch. Then; was a good attendance and a pleasing piogrannrie vuis carried out to the entile "iitisl'iiction of the audience. I.el'iesliinents weie ������civ((I and all who were fortunate enough to be picsent enjoyed themselves tboioiigbly. Jliss Jean Oir left for the coast on CHURCHES.; . ��������� a., r , j . , IIAIM'IS'I'.' , ' ', . , Rev. I. W. Williamson, of Kamloops held sen ices' in the library building Tliin-silayevening.-. , ,,,<v jj CAT hoi.ic. ' "V* ' " Mass was veiy beautifully sung Easter by the children assisted by adults both morning and evening. The chinch was veiy tastefully dccoiated with .'lowers. Father Thayei preached in the evening to a large congregation. i'Ki:siiYTt;itiAy. Snn'diiy, April 10th���������Mr Caldei's subject tor the rimming service is " Peter's Confes=ion ". In the.evening he will discuss '��������� Chai.icter and its Conti.idictioiis ". ?t. t'i:Ti;it's oiiuitcii. 'The Rt. Rev. John Dart Dr C: L.. the Lord Bishop of }\ew Westminster and Kootenay, was a "guest0'at the rectory on Thursday and Friday this week- He is holding morning pr.iyei a' \rrowhead on Low Sunday, April 10;ii. at 11 a. m., and will preach in si. I' 'ters church, Revelstoke, in the evi ing. there will be a celebration of Holy Communion at 7 u. m. and aftet morning prayer at 11 by the rector. Among the llor.il decorations at St. Peter'- Churchy last Sunday weie some be.uiriftil ispecimens of Annunciation Lillies in full bloom that were grown by Mr. Procitiiier. Another plant tb.it attracted much attention and admiration wa-a pot of Mfileri.i vine cleverly t;rr,v\n in tli<- form of across by Mis. Hugh Smythe. The aniHi.il Vestry meeting of St. Peters church was h'-!d on the evening of Monday the i-th uist , when the financial statement received from the wardens showed ii Miccessful year Tbe churche's entire indebitedncss had been retired and the rector's salary pa'd in full. The following ollicei's were .elected for the ensuing year : People's wauien, A. M. Pink- ham; lecf.rs warden, A. 15. Beniiison; sidesmen, Slessrs. Paget, Willi,.mson, Coursier, Holten, Hooley a-itl Baker; delig.ites to the'meeting of the' synod to be held in Revelstoke June 2nd. Messrs., K. 13. .Paget, It. Guidon'nnd T. B Bakerv '' - - 1 i'i1' iii:-nioi)iST. ,' ' Last Sunday tlie church was very" tastefully decorated with (lowers and plants. Rev. Laduev jucached miorn- ing.in'd evening to large congregations. In the evening the lev. gentleman took by way of text part of :iid veise, 1st chapter of the Acts of the Apostle. At.,the commencement ' (if his sei mon he sjioke of Columbus nnd bis wonder- ful'faith, and the gie.it dilliculty he encountered at the stait, and gieater still when once he set sail as the crew weie on the vcigo of mutiny. But in face of* all opposition and 'threatened mutiny his Uith never vvaveied, and the. pioacher in veiy eloquent terms descnb'ed how certain l^signs of land not far away made^the crew ultimately give way 'and acknowledge that,Col- timb'us was 'a gieat 'ni.iii. In a word .hecicwChnd begun to reason on cause and effect, an.! ultimately tlie'pre.tchor said the ciew had", strong ciictini-' st.intial evidence that they weie Hearing , land. He, the * pieacher, then stated that the evidence jn favor of the ti nt li of the lesiirrection was not cir- . i- , , i cuinst.inti.il buf-that Jesus himself gave many infallible proofs of his ics- uii eel ion, and. said tlie preacher, theie ine three things 'have come lo lis as blessings, fiom the resurrection of Jesus. First, we have the new testa-; ment which is the'greatest power of the, twentieth century and that no othei book had such a woiId-wide in- lluence as the now testament, and whatever athiests might fry to do it would live and leave its mark on all time and do moie to regeneiato the world than all the other agencies put togethei Secondly, the lesuriection had given us a Clnisti.in Sabbath and had changed the day of rest lioni the seventh day of the week to the first and when it was taken -into consideration tbe great opposition encountered fiom the Jews against ^hc changing of any institution and would'even die fer what they thought right.* 'Rut the disciples had'.become converted . to Jesus and his "teaching and now they had lecogni/ed aiisen Savioi aii.l today we had a Christian Sabbath. Thiidly.now that the lesuriection had been pioved to be a fact the Christian leligion had been built up on that foundation for had Christ not lisen (.. y then our faith would have been in vain, but he had lisen and theiefore Chiisti.mity was rccogiii/.ed all over the woild as thc one tine religion and all oui laws were founded on Christian jiririciplcs. Lastly. Christ having lisen he was :ir sine foiei'iiiinoi'-of-ouv lesuriection into life eternal. The iev. gentleman made an eainestapiie.il to his hearcis to live a life of faith so that at the last they might be ushered into a life eternal. ' Srention ought to be ma le ol* the choir which most certainly excelled on Sunday evening. The singing was quite a tie.it and was greatly helped by the Revelstoke orchestra'.'-- At the conclusion of the i-cimon SH*. Ladncr heartily thanked the choir I'or theii services which had been icndeied in such an eilicient manner. r I v. yu. M. LAWRENCE, DEALER INSnisLFnANI") IIEAV.Y HARDWARE. Get/ Your ".,<* Union-Made at ,; FasHibnable SIcKENZIE AVENUE, - ' NEXT TAYLOR BLOCK. , , " 'The only'plaee in town you can gctjt." Sale of MOTtr-F. IS iri-ltBHY CilVEN tliat (10 days iN nf'ci (Into [im.ii'l Li iipplv'to thu Clnot C'oiiiiiii-stoiici* of Ijiiiiils iunl VVrotl.-s tor piT- niUnion to piiruluisc Ml iicri s of land -ilu.ilud iiliont, 'i\ mile-, -unlit c,i-t (if tlm lilla^e of ArrowIil.kI on the -.lioi'ii of l/piu-i 'Ano������- Luke. (1111111111.11(11111^ nl a post miirk-ud Aiclnti.ild Mu.Vlilliin'n Nui tn c,i--L Cm nor I'Ost; llicncc smah ai cliniiis; Llicncc ������c=l III chains: llicncc north to shore Ii no ; thuilce .ilong shore line to point of commencement. . Imtcd 2l!ih Ki'linniry, 11*01. ahl-iiiiialu .McMillan'. Carpet Remnants Many, dainty, designs to select'from. , If you want-a small square for your parlor.or drawing, room, we still .have some in .pretty and tasteful colorings., ' . R. HOWSON & CO.,. Undertaker's ahd Embalmers. Picture Framing Moscrop Bros. Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water & Sfeamj Heating. Pipe Valve Fittings, WANTED \VrASTKa Co., CONTRACTORS lo Wiiti'i Log" hy Mil; Ih-nd Lumber Ltd., Ai'imvlieml, It. C. WOOD. M. A. SMITH & CO., Agents,.Kevelstoke, B.C. Job Printing Neatly and Expeditiously Executed at The Kootenay Mail Office. THE HOTEL VICTORIA K. 10. LKASON, VICTORIA, - 11. C. Aniuifcmi anil Ktiiopc.in I'lan, Ainenc.ui I'liui $2(KIiiik1 Upwards. .Stciini Heated. * Sample looms. Electric Lamps, Door Bells and Annunciators, Electric Fixtures %���������?," Put In. Second Street, Revelstoke I laving taken over the wood business of \V. Fleming I am prcparcdi to fill orders for Mill Wood at $2.50 per load. Orders left at \V. AI. Lawrence, I fanlware Store, will receive prompt attention. Terms strictly C. O. D. SWAN CARLSON. AN EIGHT ACRE PLOT. Kight Acres of Choice Kiirni Lund iidjoining the (owiihile, nil fenced and under (iiiltiviilion in Timothy, Clover, I-'rtiit, Tires nnd Ktmvi heiry IMiinls. (!ois|| wiitrr, l'i ltoomed / Iloiit-e, hnrge Shed nnd Fiii-t Cl.iss Chicken House, (Men title. Foshcssion given in thiity diivs. .fl/iOO tnke������ this ideiil home. .\j.jily ut once to the I!i:vi;i.sroKU I^'SliItA^CI: Agency Lid. [JNIOiY' cafe Goodrow ,t Vinrcnt, Piops. E.ist nl" Iiiipi'i-iiil Bank Finest Cnfc in Revelstoke Open All Day and Night Revelstoke Dairy���������^=^ tt. A REVELL, Proprietor . Orders received for milk, cream . ' and fresh butter ' Customers can rely on having on their requirements filled daily
Print Run: 1894-1905 Frequency: Weekly, Twice weekly from 1900-01 to 1900-10 Published by R.W. Northey from 1894-04-14 to 1895-03-02; Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Co. from 1895-03-09 to 1896-04-04 and 1901-01-17 to 1905-12-30; Atkins and Smith from 1896-04-11 to 1898-03-26; Atkins and Campbell from 1898-04-09 to 1899-05-13; and B.R. Campbell from 1899-05-20 to 1901-01-10.
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